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ComplexPortal2FB links and fixes #39

Open hattrill opened 1 year ago

hattrill commented 1 year ago

This is a ticket to review the load of FB complexes into Complex portal.

DOCS -Original FB download and worksheet

-Complexes - loaded and loading in CP

-Complexes Google folder

-Link to original ticket

hattrill commented 1 year ago
hattrill commented 1 year ago

sheet for making first batch of CP xlink proforma

hattrill commented 1 year ago
hattrill commented 1 year ago

Meeting with Sandra summary:

  1. FlyBase attribution is there, but is showing as "IntACT" - Sandra will ask devs to fix.
  2. Link to FBgg pages will happen after they move servers and for next update
  3. Discussed that we were mirroring their way of doing variants and Sandra will update CP groups to relfect this.
  4. Can we use their display? The code is available, but want to see if it is widigetizable before we go down that route.
  5. Sandra "happy" to keep adding groups - we could train in CP at a later date?
hattrill commented 1 year ago

For FB_2022_06

For FB_2023_01

hattrill commented 1 year ago

All 94 Complex Portal dbxref links have been updated to this format: Fly XXXX complex XXXX (Complex Portal) via tsv fix

hattrill commented 1 year ago

Fix this accession via tsv:

hattrill commented 10 months ago

Removed Arf from COPI complex group based on email from Sandra: "Hi Helen

In the Drosophila COPI-I complex, we have included an Arf molecule as part of the assembly. I've just realised I had not included the equivalent Arf molecule as part of yeast. I'm just creating the human complex and reading a paper on the mouse EM structure, and it would seem the Arf joins the complex after initial assembly, in fact its the recruiting factor from the membrane rather than part of the coat structure

https://europepmc.org/article/MED/35101600

"Coat protein complex I (COPI-coated vesicles) mediate the retrieval of proteins from the cis-Golgi to the ER. Analogous to the Sar1 mechanism in recruiting COPII, Arf1-GTP functions to recruit COPI to the Golgi membrane. However, unlike COPII, Arf1-GTP recruits the COPI proteins to the membrane as an en-bloc heteroheptameric complex, known as coatomer. COPI coatomer is composed of two interconnected subcomplexes, i) a trimer that is composed of ε (Sec28), α (Ret1), and β’ (Sec27) subunits and ii) a tetramer that is composed of β (Sec26), γ (Sec21), δ (Ret2) and ζ (Ret3)."

I'd therefore like to remove the Arf from the Drosophila complex to keep consistency across species - does that cause you any problems?

Sandra"

hattrill commented 10 months ago

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1N-X2Va-nlZBWXiGF1X4pi9frLeQsF6HebAIOQg9iQLc/edit#gid=372819431

hattrill commented 10 months ago