Open sstemann opened 3 months ago
@Genomewide what's your take here? I would think merging these might not be a good idea, since fact that they're associated with different species seems pretty important to me, at least at first glance. We could add the species to the label, like we do in the autocomplete
i was thinking like a collapse/expand but not really sure how that would be possible
@sstemann I'll discuss with Andy and Reese and let you know what we come up with!
This might be an opportunity for the kind of grouping that O&O has been discussing?
I wonder how many times this happens. I will do some spreadsheeting and see what I get back. I will only detect the ones that have the same gene symbol for homologs, though.
My first instinct is to have them merged, but that could get weird when homologs don't have the same name.
The simplest thing would be to have the species displayed in parenthesis and keep them separate.
OR we could have an inferred human gene with these as support graph edges. I.e. the drug regulates the rat homolog, there for it may regulate the human one? The more species that show the same thing the more likely it will work for the human homolog.
seems related to #537
this still happens https://ui.test.transltr.io/main/results?l=Benazepril&i=CHEBI:3011&t=4&r=0&q=4c4debfe-6e1b-4f1b-9386-a63023a80225
if this is a grouping thing - should we check if annotator has species? @newgene
I ran MVP2 what genes may be downregulated by Benazepril
Prod: https://ui.transltr.io/main/results?l=Benazepril&i=PUBCHEM.COMPOUND:5362124&t=4&r=0&q=75b35688-894b-4b8c-91c2-ab2ec256c394
Test: https://ui.test.transltr.io/main/results?l=Benazepril&i=PUBCHEM.COMPOUND:5362124&t=4&r=0&q=fd6faebf-131c-4b69-a29a-469a5643e7e0
ACE is returned as three results
i'm not sure if the UI should indicate this more? or should there be a way to merge/seperate?