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New Form: Fish sampled parts & part disposition handling change #169

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1) Scoop up a handful of guppies. Chuck em in a jar and give em a catalog
number. There will be one part with a lot count: whole organism (37)
2) Hack a bit off of one of them. Put it in a tube with a label and throw
it into the freezer.
3) Attach a tag containing the tissue's tube label to the whole fish. Huck
him back in the jar with his friends.
4) Create a file containing:
-- catalog number
-- the label on the container that's now holding the subsample
-- barcode of that container (if applicable)
-- part data (name, condition, etc.) for the subsample
5) send this off to an Arctos app where....
6) A new part for the tissue is created. It's in the same relationships
with cataloged item as the "whole organism" part at this time.
7) Reduce the lot count of the cataloged_item's whole organisms by one
8) Create a new part of whole organism (lot_count:1) to replace the one we
just lost in (7)
9) Relate the tissue created in (6) to the new part created in (8) via
sampled_from_obj_id

So, you're left with a lot of 37 guppies. They all have the same catalog
number. There are three parts: 36 untouched whole organisms, one "special"
whole organism (with a tag attached), and one tissue sample (in a container
that shares information with the tag on the "special" fish).

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Need form much like Bulkload Parts to accomplish this.

Will need to revise all of Arctos to display part subsamples. We will NOT
display parts with a disposition of "used up" or "missing".

Parts subsampled for consumable loans will need to be created with a
disposition of something other than "on loan" if they are not to appear in
public parts lists.

May also need to revise parts display on SpecimenDetail to include part
container label.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by dust...@gmail.com on 13 Nov 2008 at 9:19

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Original comment by dust...@gmail.com on 18 Nov 2008 at 10:28

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Original comment by dust...@gmail.com on 20 Nov 2008 at 10:26