Gene attributes that don't fit into process, component and function ontologies?

[Fritz Roth]

Hi Go Friends,

I'm wondering if there been any effort towards extending the present gene 
ontology to capture gene attributes that don't fall into process, 
component, or function?

For instance:
%Contains an intron
  %Alternatively spliced
%Known to be silenced
  %Is silenced in a regulated fashion
%Has unusual codon usage
  %Has codon usage resembling E.coli
%Transcript is not poly-adenylated.
%Post-translationally modified
  %N-terminally acetylated
  %myristoylated

Or does this fall outside of the scope of the GO Consortium?

Thanks!
Fritz Roth
	
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