axioms of 'protozoan vaccine'

[zhengj2007]

protozoan vaccine = 'immunizes against microbe' some Eukaryota

It is not correct since protozoan is a type of single-celled eukaryotic microorganism. So, it can be subClassOf 'immunizes against microbe' some Eukaryota but not equivalent.

Current VO only contains parasite vaccine. Propose to change it to: parasite vaccine, and it equivalent to 'immunizes against microbe' some 'parasite organism'

Besides, the related terms 'bacterial vaccine' and 'vaccine for pathogen' can be improved as well.
'bacterial vaccine' = 'immunizes against microbe' some Bacteria
'vaccine for pathogen' = 'immunizes against microbe' some (organism and 'has disposition' some 'pathogen desposition'

[Huffmaar]

I have a few comments/issues:

1. 'protozoan vaccine' has a weird interaction with 'immunizes against microbe' implicitly restricts to any "microbe" and "Eukaryote". I'd prefer to add a restriction to the range instead of replacing it with 'parasite organism'.
2. 'bacterial vaccine' would be used for members Archaea as well as Bacteria which would be the main changes for see.
3. For 'vaccine for pathogen', what would you suggest as a replacement?

[zhengj2007]

1. 'protozoan vaccine' has a weird interaction with 'immunizes against microbe' implicitly restricts to any "microbe" and "Eukaryote". I'd prefer to add a restriction to the range instead of replacing it with 'parasite organism'.

Based on what defined in the VO, the equivalent is only "Eukaryote". microbe has not defined in the ontology. The range of 'immunizes against microbe' is organism. Don't know how will you make the equivalent easily.

I am fine with the term 'protozoan vaccine' but I'd like we can define it correctly using equivalent axiom. The reason I proposed parasite vaccine only for simplifying the issue.

2. 'bacterial vaccine' would be used for members Archaea as well as Bacteria which would be the main changes for see.

The definition of the term is 'A vaccine that targets against a bacterial disease'. Not indicate the disease caused by Archaea.

3. For 'vaccine for pathogen', what would you suggest as a replacement?

I suggest to add the axiom
'immunizes against microbe' some (organism and 'has disposition' some 'pathogen disposition'

Actually, I prefer to define 'vaccine for pathogen' follow DOID disease by infectious agent pattern, it contains subClasses:

• bacterial infectious disease
• parasitic infectious disease
• fungal infectious disease
• prion disease
• viral infectious disease

So, I preferred term label is 'vaccine for infectious agent'.

The infectious agent is equivalent to
organism and bearer of some disposition to infect an organism