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# /home/acedb/cron/populate_gin.pl - updates information from WS releases
 
# /home/acedb/cron/populate_gin.pl - updates information from WS releases
  
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# /home/postgres/work/pgpopulation/obo_oa_ontologies/ws_updates/populate_pg_from_ws.pl
  
 
='''Some Relevant Postgres Queries:'''=
 
='''Some Relevant Postgres Queries:'''=

Revision as of 18:25, 18 October 2013

Table Summarizing Current/Future Postgres Population

AceDB tag Postgres table Current - Nameserver nightly dump Current - WS bimonthly release Future - Nameserver nightly dump Future - Geneace nightly dump Future - WS bimonthly release Use - Paper or meeting abstract gene connection Use - OA data type curation Use - Dumping scripts -- could be wrong, but I don't think any gin_ tables are used in dumping scripts since we store WBGene IDs. except maybe gin_dead if people want those suppressed or to have some kind of error message or to map to Historical_gene or something like that) Use - Protein2GO data conversion Use - GSA Markup Comment
WBGene identifier gin_wbgene Yes Yes (First line in each entry) Yes Yes Yes
CGC_name gin_locus Yes (CGC) If it has this tag, gene is considered good (What does 'good' mean?) Yes (CGC) No No Yes No
Other_name gin_synonyms Yes (checking for different CGC name - see lines 132-137 in script) Yes Yes (checking for different CGC name) Yes No Yes No
Sequence_name gin_seqname Yes (Sequence) No Yes (Sequence) No No Yes No
Status gin_dead Yes (0) only if value is dead and species ~ elegans$ Yes (0) only if value is dead; populate with Merged_into and Split_into values No Yes Yes Yes
Merged_into gin_dead No Yes No Yes No Historical_gene tag uses this when dumping files
Split_into gin_dead No Yes No Yes No
Corresponding_transcript gin_sequence No Yes No No Yes
Corresponding_CDS gin_sequence + gin_seqprot No Yes No No Yes
Corresponding_protein gin_protein, gin_seqprot No Yes No No Yes Yes, but we'll need isoform data in WB
Molecular_name gin_molname No Yes No No Yes No Maybe
Species This could perhaps be used to populate a future species tag for papers, but this is not an immediate need. Other use cases?
Version_change No Yes, to make sure we don't attach GO annotations to pseudogenes. One use case would be to know when genes change class, e.g. CDS ->Pseudogene. We may not need to actually store this in postgres, though.
Public_name gin_wbgene Yes (but only when no CGC_name or Sequence_name) If it has this tag, gene is considered good Don't need (Public_name also in Other_name - confirm this is always the case) No Not if also in Other_name Not if also in Other_name Not if also in Other_name No I think we can now ignore the Public_name tag as long as there's always an Other_name value as well -- so if there is no Other_name then we'd look at Public_name ? looking at the script, we're not doing anything with this value)

Previous (pre-nameserver move) Scripts:

  1. /home/acedb/cron/populate_gin_locus.pl - updates information from nameserver nightly dumps
  2. /home/acedb/cron/populate_gin.pl - updates information from WS releases

New (post-nameserver moves) Scripts:

  1. /home/postgres/work/pgpopulation/obo_oa_ontologies/ws_updates/populate_pg_from_ws.pl

Some Relevant Postgres Queries:

SELECT * FROM gin_dead WHERE gin_dead ~ 'merged' AND gin_dead ~ 'split';

SELECT * FROM gin_dead WHERE gin_dead ~ 'split';


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