DNA_loop
SO:0002307
Definition: A region of DNA between two loop anchor positions that are held in close physical proximity.
Comments and references
Added by Dave to be consistent with other ontologies updated with GREEKC initiative. DS updated defintion Feb 16, 2021. See GitHub Issue #534.
Definition references: GREEKC:cl, PMID:32782014
Synonyms
| Scope | Value |
|---|---|
| exact | DNA loop |
Identifiers and subsets
Accession: SO:0002307
Persistent URL: http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/SO_0002307
Alternate IDs: None
Subsets: None
Cross references: None
History summary
Term history is reconstructed from the Git-era ontology files by comparing ontology classes across revisions. Earlier SVN-era changes will be added at a future date.
First seen in Git-era editable history: 2020-08-13 in commit 56fcc6a
Most recent Git-era change: 2021-02-16 in commit 7777cdf
Number of changes: 2
Ontology neighborhood diagram
Relationships
Parents
Children
None recorded in the current release neighborhood.
http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/so#overlaps (outgoing)
http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/so#part_of (incoming)
Change history
This timeline summarizes changes identified in SO’s GitHub commit history, including updates to labels, definitions, parent terms, synonyms, subsets, and obsoletion status. It is a best-effort reconstruction and may not include every change to a term. Since only history from GitHub is included at the moment, any term added before the migration from SVN to Git will show as being created in 2016. This will be addressed once SVN history is incorporated.
| Date | Change | Summary | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021-02-16 | definition changed | Definition updated Before: A region of DNA between two positions that are held in close proximity. After: A region of DNA between two loop anchor positions that are held in close physical proximity. | 7777cdf#534 |
| 2020-08-13 | created | Term introduced into the editable ontology history Initial label: DNA_loop Initial definition captured. Initial parent: SO:0000830 | 56fcc6a |