Open nlwashington opened 10 years ago
So, the gene shows up on the "gene" version of this page: http://monarchinitiative.org/gene/OMIM_608372 This is one of those annoying multiple-personality omim identifiers, being both a gene and a disease. What do we expect to happen here?
Actually, this is not a gene, it is a disease that has been mapped to a certain cytogenic location, but the exact gene remains unknown.
Therefore, the assertion Gene: DFNA49 on our website is wrong, it should be listed as a disease. Make sure that the ingest pipelines knows the meaning of the "%" in the MIM entry name!
-Peter
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Von: Nicole Washington [notifications@github.com] Gesendet: Montag, 9. Juni 2014 18:37 An: monarch-initiative/monarch-app Betreff: Re: [monarch-app] OMIM_608372 is missing gene (#346)
So, the gene shows up on the "gene" version of this page: http://monarchinitiative.org/gene/OMIM_608372 This is one of those annoying multiple-personality omim identifiers, being both a gene and a disease. What do we expect to happen here?
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totally agree. but it's also odd for a disease to have a cytogenic location. anyway, as a disease, it's still missing a link in the locus/gene tab, so this ticket is still open.
hm, now 32 genes are showing up, suggested from http://monarchinitiative.org/disease/ORPHANET_90635, but when i go to that page, it only shows a single gene. this warrants further investigation.
Following the link of that gene leads to this error:
TypeError: Cannot read property "1.0" from null
lib/monarch/api.js, line 4480 Script Stack
at lib/monarch/api.js:4480 (anonymous)
at lib/monarch/api.js:964 (anonymous)
at lib/monarch/web/webapp.js:964 (anonymous)
at stick/lib/middleware/route.js:215 (route)
at stick/lib/middleware/params.js:102 (anonymous)
at stick/lib/middleware/static.js:62 (static)
at /var/home/bamboo/start-monarch-server/lib/monarch/web/sanitize.js:7 (anonymous)
at /var/home/bamboo/start-monarch-server/lib/monarch/web/cors-middleware.js:22 (accessControl)
at stick/lib/stick.js:37 (app)
at ringo/jsgi/connector.js:42 (handleRequest)
hm, i do not get an api error with http://monarchinitiative.org/gene/OMIM_608372. in fact, it redirects to http://monarchinitiative.org/gene/NCBIGene:317664
Hi, there was a broken link, but this seems to be a different page. Another issue is that on this webpage: http://monarchinitiative.org/gene/NCBIGene:317664 There is a link to neurolex http://neurolex.org/wiki/Nif-0000-02683 but this does not seem to have anything to do withthe gene -Peter
http://monarchinitiative.org/gene/OMIM_608372 no longer redirects, but at least http://neurolex.org/wiki/Nif-0000-02683 is no longer
So many disease-is-a-gene tickets...
this disease: http://monarchinitiative.org/disease/OMIM_608372 http://www.omim.org/entry/608372 this is located to 1q21-q23, and has a "gene" associated with is, that has been given an HGNC identifier, and the underlying OMIM db has the entrezgene id too. but it seems to be missing from the interface.