[ ] Region ==> Sequence
not totally sure if it's possible using a template query, but I think this one would be best done with the Regions pane
[x] Region ==> Contained genes
[x] Region ==> Contained markers
[x] Region ==> Contained GWAS features
First two could be done with the Regions pane, but also can be done in templates, so I've created example versions for
all three.
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GENE PRODUCTS
[x] Genes ==> CDS sequence
[x] Genes ==> Protein sequence
did "transcripts" for CDS since I don't think we currently have a way to return the UTR-excluded version, but these two are now implemented.
[ ] Genes ==> Noncoding RNA
[ ] Genes ==> Protein-coding genes
[ ] Genes ==> Transposable elements
not %100 sure but I think the only Genes we have in soymine currently are protein coding genes, so there is currently not much point to having these three, but we could certainly revisit if we want to import other classes of genes from somewhere.
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COMPARISON
[x] Genes ==> Homologs
did this one
[x] Region ==> Syntenic region
Hmm, I can't seem to find syntenic regions either in soymine or legumemine though I'm pretty sure we used to; will submit an issue (#17) for Sam to revisit when he returns.
========== GENOMICS
[ ] Region ==> Sequence not totally sure if it's possible using a template query, but I think this one would be best done with the Regions pane
[x] Region ==> Contained genes
[x] Region ==> Contained markers
[x] Region ==> Contained GWAS features First two could be done with the Regions pane, but also can be done in templates, so I've created example versions for all three.
========== GENE PRODUCTS
did "transcripts" for CDS since I don't think we currently have a way to return the UTR-excluded version, but these two are now implemented.
not %100 sure but I think the only Genes we have in soymine currently are protein coding genes, so there is currently not much point to having these three, but we could certainly revisit if we want to import other classes of genes from somewhere.
========== COMPARISON
[x] Genes ==> Homologs did this one
[x] Region ==> Syntenic region Hmm, I can't seem to find syntenic regions either in soymine or legumemine though I'm pretty sure we used to; will submit an issue (#17) for Sam to revisit when he returns.
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========== GENETICS
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