Add definitions to electrophysiology terms based on Petilla Convention#598
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Add definitions to electrophysiology terms based on Petilla Convention#598
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Add definitions to electrophysiology terms based on Petilla Convention
Jan 16, 2026
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Added definitions to 14 electrophysiology spiking phenotype terms (PATO:0070045-0070059) that were previously undefined in the ontology. All definitions cite PMID:20445542 (Petilla Convention, Ascoli et al. 2008).
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General phenotypes: Added definitions for
spiking phenotype,fast spiking phenotype,regular spiking non pyramidal phenotype,accommodating spiking phenotype, andnon-accommodating spiking phenotypeInitial response phenotypes (first 100-300ms of stimulus): Defined
initial spiking phenotypeand its three subtypes:initial burst spiking phenotype(b) - burst of ≥2 spikes at short intervals at onsetinitial classical spiking phenotype(c) - single spike at onsetinitial delayed spiking phenotype(d) - delayed first spikeSustained response phenotypes (after initial phase): Defined
sustained spiking phenotypeand its four subtypes:sustained accommodating phenotype(ac) - progressive increase in interspike intervalssustained non accommodating phenotype(nac) - constant interspike intervalssustained irregular phenotype(ir) - variable, unpredictable intervalssustained stuttering phenotype(stut) - alternating bursts and silenceAll definitions follow existing PATO ontology conventions and maintain proper parent-child relationships in the class hierarchy.
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