SafetyGraphics / hep-explorer

Interactive Graphic for Exploring Liver Function Data in Clinical Trials
https://safetygraphics.github.io/hep-explorer/test/
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Update wording for Palt footnote #327

Open jwildfire opened 3 years ago

jwildfire commented 3 years ago

"PALT shows promise in predicting the percentage hepatocyte loss on the basis of the maximum value and the AUC of serum ALT observed during a DILI event" -> "PALT shows promise in predicting the percentage hepatocyte loss on the basis of the maximum value and the AUC of serum ALT observed."

Also remove the link to the paper and refer to our clinical workflow instead.

MayaGans commented 3 years ago

and refer to out clinical workflow instead

I see I should remove "For more details see <a href = "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30303523">A Rapid Method to Estimate Hepatocyte Loss Due to Drug-Induced Liver Injury</a> by Chung et al.", would you mind sending me the link to the clinical workflow so I can site that instead?

Also I see this text/footnote lives in both

Do I change both?

jwildfire commented 3 years ago

Various pdf versions of workflow live here; direct link to latest versions is here: https://github.com/SafetyGraphics/SafetyGraphics.github.io/raw/master/guide/HepExplorerWorkflow_v1_2.pdf

As a sidenote: I would like to create a markdown or html version of the workflow at some point, but it's a pretty big document, so not sure if/when that will happen.

As for the code update - you should just need to update the reference in the /src folder and then call npm run build to regenerate hepexplorer.js. Bundle is done with rollup and formatting is with prettier.