Closed matentzn closed 3 years ago
7.2k EMMA
appear in the Dipper MGI ingest as owl:sameAs
to some MGI
noticeable in: https://archive.monarchinitiative.org/latest/visual_reduction/release/mgi.gv
determining if those MGI
the EMMA
are the same as are; variants associated with a disease would take a second deeper look.
Would you like me to do that?
Thanks for checking! Not sure you have to spent time on it; Lets keep it in mind for after the renewal perhaps?
maybe jot down your thoughts , I have just spent a bunch of time in MGI's database looking to make how we fetch from them more robust so the timing now is better than average.
It was really just that I was listening to a rare disease talk in the context of the European Joint Programme of Rare Diseases, and they mentioned that they wanted to integrate with resources such as that one.
solr is also great for queries like these, but I wasn't able to turn anything up in any association that we index.http://www.informatics.jax.org/strain/MGI:2655911 has the most edges connected to it, but looks like mostly GENO model construction.
Maybe if this source (EMMA) turns out interesting, we can consider making it a primary ingest after renewal approval.
Just listened to a talk where someone was mentioning the EMMA resource/
https://www.infrafrontier.eu/emma-strains-and-rare-diseases
Are these (the variant->disease annotations) imported through the MGI pipeline (I can see lots of EMMA terms in @TomConlin s curie counts)?