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Review and add carbohydrate transport diseases #1362

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allenbaron opened this issue Jul 17, 2024 · 3 comments
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Review and add carbohydrate transport diseases #1362

allenbaron opened this issue Jul 17, 2024 · 3 comments
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A glucose transporter disease was requested in #1359 and while attempting to determine where to classify it, I discovered the DO is missing a number of other glucose transporter diseases and that there is not currently a grouping term for carbohydrate/glucose transport diseases.

Please review glucose transport diseases (and possibly also the broader group of carbohydrate transport diseases) and determine which need to be added and what grouping term would be appropriate, if any.

Orphanet has the following classification related to carbohydrate transport:
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With the glucose transport diseases:
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None of these glucose transport diseases appear to be in DO based on ORDO or MIM xref.

It's a bit surprising that Orphanet's glucose transporter diseases don't include 'Paroxysmal exertion-induced dyskinesia'. This disease is equivalent to DO's 'childhood-onset GLUT1 deficiency syndrome 2' (DOID:0090045), which is caused by mutations in the same glucose transporter gene (GLUT1, now officially SLC2A1) as the disease requested in #1359. 'childhood-onset GLUT1 deficiency syndrome 2' (DOID:0090045) is currently only classified as a child of dystonia (DOID:543) and not as a descendant of 'inherited metabolic disorder' (DOID:655) as it should be. 'childhood-onset GLUT1 deficiency syndrome 2' and its classification is also mentioned in #1361.

@allenbaron allenbaron added revise_classification Requires revision of the classification and/or definition of multiple terms New Term(s) Disease Categories labels Jul 17, 2024
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I have reviewed the Glucose related terms, the terms to add or update are highlighted in blue, I added steps at the top of the sheet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17SKWy4qNKOqNzJo63cKUimcC97u3uhXRyTyxTw6B2KE/edit?gid=0#gid=0

@lschriml lschriml assigned allenbaron and unassigned lschriml Jul 17, 2024
allenbaron added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 31, 2024
Closes #1359
Adds missing diseases identified in #1362; still need to revise
'renal glycosuria' (DOID:9342).
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Additions

  • 'glucose transporter type 1 deficiency syndrome' (DOID:0070560)
  • 'glucose transporter type 1 deficiency syndrome 1' (DOID:0070561)
  • 'Fanconi-Bickel syndrome' (DOID:0070562)
  • 'glucose-galactose malabsorption' (DOID:0070563)

Revisions

Now children of 'glucose transporter type 1 deficiency syndrome' (DOID:0070560):

  • 'glucose transporter type 1 deficiency syndrome 2' (DOID:0090045)
  • 'dystonia 9' (DOID:0090044)

These retained their previous parentage as well.

Updated:

  • 'carbohydrate metabolic disorder' (DOID:2978) = added xrefs
  • 'glucose metabolism disease' (DOID:4194) = added definition

Still need to revise 'renal glycosuria' (DOID:9432).

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allenbaron commented Sep 26, 2024

Currently, 'renal glycosuria' (DOID:9432) has a somewhat confusing status since it lacks a definition. From an ontology perspective, taking into account the whole of the information that's annotated to it, it would probably be considered an exact match to the currently linked OMIM ID (MIM:233100). However, non-ontologists likely have been interpreting it differently based on the label (since they can't use the definition) and the current label suggests a broader meaning. There is, in fact, evidence from the Alliance that it has been used more broadly to annotate disease information to this term (HNRNPF gene was annotated to this term in mice, while the OMIM term and genetic cause in humans is limited to SLC5A2).

To avoid invalidating potential annotations, this disease will be more clearly defined to represent the broadest disease case (primary/isolated renal glycosuria without an inheritance requirement), and a child will be added that is equivalent to the OMIM xref. Xrefs & synonyms will be moved and updated as needed.

This should complete this issue.

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