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Project Completion QA Checklist: Mouse Endoderm Project #3

Open jychien opened 4 years ago

jychien commented 4 years ago

Project UUID: 4e6f083b-5b9a-4393-9890-2a83da8188f1 Project Title: The emergent landscape of the mouse gut endoderm at single-cell resolution Project Short Name: Mouse Endoderm Project Submission UUID: 0fb44736-c50f-49ab-bcdc-0985e596b955 Environment: Production

"Mouse Endoderm Project" needs to be re-ingested to correct linking of specimen to cell suspension. Go through Project Completion QA Checklist prior to re-ingest into production.

jahilton commented 4 years ago

Findings from tsv validation

These have been added to https://github.com/HumanCellAtlas/hca-data-wrangling/issues/365

Also, library_preparation_protocol.input_nucleic_acid_molecule.ontology:OBI:0000869 is polyA RNA extract but input as polyA RNA Mentioned first in HumanCellAtlas/hca-data-wrangling#130. It is a consistent issue across submissions. So it should stay as it is unless a large-scale decision is made to change.

jahilton commented 4 years ago

I'll also note that the sequencing files are all format:fastq.gz but should be fastq. Being discussed in https://github.com/HumanCellAtlas/hca-data-wrangling/issues/127

jychien commented 4 years ago

Process QA found the following issues:

  1. Specimen e5.5_whole_embryos_rep3 was not linked to a cell suspension. Already mentioned in HumanCellAtlas/hca-data-wrangling#365
  2. Short name is "Mouse Endoderm Project". The short name should be machine readable and spaces should be removed. This has been added to HumanCellAtlas/hca-data-wrangling#365
jychien commented 4 years ago

Also saw:

  1. Donor is listed as 4-6 week old female mice. Specimen are from embryo (whole embryo, endoderm and gut tube). The way it is displayed on the browser is confusing can lead to the user thinking that the specimen is from adult female mice. Not sure what the fix is, but something that would distinguish the parent female mice from the donor, which is technically embryonic mice. Screen Shot 2019-12-04 at 12 56 22 PM