Revision as of 15:43, 5 August 2014

Agenda

Abby, August 15th last day. Traditional serenade by the departed, Canadian song of her choosing.

There is an idea to make the human disease data more accessible and extend the curation. Discussion items:

Curation
- What additional curation is needed, and how does it overlap with the Disease Relevance data that Ranajana has been collecting?
- How should it be captured?
  - Approach 1: speadsheet, which is exposed directly on the web-site
  - Approach 2: traditional: in Postgres at Caltech, with dataflow into Ace (with new classes/tags)
- Should we import the whole human and mouse canonical gene sets to facilitate this (and other things)?
Display
- What are the main anticipated use-cases?
Orthology data in WormMine
- would facilitate some of the necessary queries (e.g. what worm genes have human orthologs)
- work underway to simplify the structure in Ace to make this easier (WS245)

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 == Human disease portal (Todd) ==
-There is an idea to make the human disease data more accessible and extend the curation.
+There is an idea to make the human disease data more accessible and extend the curation. Discussion items:
+* Curation
+** What additional curation is needed, and how does it overlap with the Disease Relevance data that Ranajana has been collecting?
+** How should it be captured?
+*** Approach 1: speadsheet, which is exposed directly on the web-site
+*** Approach 2: traditional: in Postgres at Caltech, with dataflow into Ace (with new classes/tags)
+** Should we import the whole human and mouse canonical gene sets to facilitate this (and other things)?
+* Display
+** What are the main anticipated use-cases?
+* Orthology data in WormMine
+** would facilitate some of the necessary queries (e.g. what worm genes have human orthologs)
+** work underway to simplify the structure in Ace to make this easier (WS245)
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