Ontology mapping
- Primary identifier
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CHEBI:62318 - Notes
- Imported from microbedecoder (source_id=kgmicrobe.trait:2_d_lyxose); no CAS-RN or CHEBI/NCIT match. Curator review needed.
Synonyms (3)
| Synonym | Type | Source | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|---|
| (2)-D-lyxose | RAW_TEXT | microbedecoder | |
| D-(-)-lyxose | RAW_TEXT | MERGED_FROM (#398) | |
| D-lyxo-pentose | EXACT_SYNONYM | MERGED_FROM D-(-)-lyxose (#398) |
Evidence (2)
DATABASE_MATCH
via microbedecoder residual free normalized/fuzzy pass (recovered from closed PR #201) + local CHEBI verification
(2)-D-lyxose parse artifact of D-lyxose; exact match to CHEBI:62318.
DATABASE_MATCH
via MIM curation (#322)
mapping_quality EXACT_MATCH -> SYNONYM_MATCH. CHEBI:62318 carries no structural definition, so it is a class rather than an individual, and the record's label '(2)-D-lyxose' does not equal the term label 'D-lyxose'. EXACT_MATCH therefore asserted an identity the pair does not have. Re-graded because a corrupted numeric prefix on the same sugar.
Occurrence statistics
- Total occurrences
- 0
- Distinct media
- 0
- Source occurrences
- Source
- microbedecoder
- Count
- 1
- Source columns
- BacDive_Metabolite_utilization
Curation history
| Timestamp | Curator | Action | New status | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-04T02:54:09.684805+00:00 | audit_import_ingredients[microbedecoder] | CREATED_AS_UNMAPPED | UNMAPPED | Imported from microbedecoder (source_id=kgmicrobe.trait:2_d_lyxose); no CAS-RN or CHEBI/NCIT match. Curator review needed. |
| 2026-08-04T00:00:00+00:00 | promote_resolved_unmapped | PROMOTED_TO_MAPPED | MAPPED | Promoted UNMAPPED_0783 -> CHEBI:62318 "D-lyxose" (EXACT_MATCH); mapping_status UNMAPPED -> MAPPED, SSSOM row added. |
| 2026-08-13T00:00:00+00:00 | regrade_class_overstatements | REGRADED_CLASS_OVERSTATEMENT | mapping_quality EXACT_MATCH -> SYNONYM_MATCH (#322); a corrupted numeric prefix on the same sugar. | |
| 2026-08-18T00:00:00+00:00 | correct_labels_keep_raw | CORRECTED_PREFERRED_TERM | Corrected preferred_term '(2)-D-lyxose' -> 'D-lyxose'. The '(2)' is a mangled character from the microbedecoder ingest (source_id=kgmicrobe.trait:2_d_lyxose) and carries no recoverable information — the sibling record 'D-(-)-lyxose' suggests it was a '(-)' optical-rotation descriptor, but that is inference, not evidence, so it is dropped rather than reconstructed. The corrected label is CHEBI:62318's own label, which the record already maps to at exactMatch. The original is kept as a RAW_TEXT synonym so any source string still resolves. Applied under the rule agreed for #396: MIM's subject_label became the KG's canonical name for the mapped ontology term when kg-microbe made MIM the naming authority, so a damaged or source-language label is published as that term's name. Correct the label; keep the raw one. | |
| 2026-08-18T00:00:00+00:00 | merge_aldehydo_duplicates | MERGED_FROM | Absorbed 'D-(-)-lyxose' (CHEBI:16789 aldehydo- form) into CHEBI:62318 (#398). Both records name the same substance — the muramic pair carry an identical CAS and formula — split across a ChEBI class term and its open-chain aldehydo- form. The class term wins because the identifier optimises for how the node READS in the knowledge graph: no catalogue sells an 'aldehydo-' tautomer, and MIM is kg-microbe's naming authority, so grounding here would rename the ChEBI node after a minor solution-equilibrium component. ChEBI does hang the commercial CAS (1114-34-7) on the aldehydo- term, which is why the earlier reading of the orderability rule pointed the other way; that CAS is now carried in supplied_form and republished as a synonym, so nothing purchasable is lost from the identity. Occurrences 0/0 + 0/0 -> 0/0. | |
| 2026-08-18T00:00:00+00:00 | merge_aldehydo_duplicates | FOLDED_MERGED_SYNONYMS | Folded 1 synonym(s) from 'D-(-)-lyxose': ['D-lyxo-pentose']. The merge kept the loser's LABEL but left its own synonyms on the tombstone. They still resolved via label_index, which publishes REJECTED rows, but the tombstone's SSSOM row was dropped — so they no longer reached KGX. These are real chemical names (D-Lyx, D-lyxo-pentose, the systematic forms), not notation noise. |