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Check that the term is valid: it should not capture a specific substrate (ie have a 'more general form of the reaction'), unless that specific form has enzymes specific for them. If the term is not valid, obsolete. Otherwise:
Make sure that there is a single EC and a single RHEA that corresponds to the reaction
Update definition to match RHEA's
Add RHEA as def xref, and remove other database xrefs
Add xref types for EC and RHEA
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@cmungall In an ideal world where ChEBI had an ontology structure that provided a complete accounting of stereochemical and ionization state variants of each chemical, properly aligned with RHEA's expert determination pf the physiologically relevant form of the chemical, problems like this one would auto-resolve and GO could simply inherit the result?
The following terms use '2-trans,6-trans-farnesyl diphosphate' in their definitions, while RHEA uses '(2E,6E)-farnesyl diphosphate'
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