The review covers 31 original annotation contexts. The context archive preserves the complete original objects, grouped source entities, direct product identities and observed native order. The single urine restriction is part of the original assertion and must survive the flat export.
The source inventory contains 20 publications, two Reactome entries and three PTHR10196 files. All 25 sources are present after genuine native preparation: thirteen reused files remain byte-exact and twelve missing files were acquired. The untouched 31-key seed and the restored original urine atom are retained in the archive. No provider-generated research artifact was present or manufactured; the companion evidence document records manual reading of original literature and official datasets.
Reference access flags and titles have been reconciled to actual native cache headers. They do not replace the explicit reading scope: externally inspected full or selected original text is distinguished from an abstract-only cache. The fuller GK assay cache matches the previously inspected original scope; the source excerpts match their cached publication text.
Use the experimental evidence for source limitations and the context archive for original machine data. The product and ancestry distinctions do not imply new isoform-specific GO assertions. The two nucleus annotations remain undecided because the relevant original imaging was not fully accessible.
Default validation, strict matching of all 31 GOA contexts, the computed-status audit, genuine EDIT history validation, private rendering and scoped whitespace passed for this follow-up. The computed status is COMPLETE, with zero annotation advisories. All 25 normal sources, the earlier CREATE history and the GO term cache remain byte-exact. No whole-repository or merge-group execution is claimed.