Add model type to models tab

[mellybelly]

For example on the models tab of this diesase page: http://beta.monarchinitiative.org/disease/OMIM:253250 you can't tell that these are actually cell lines. It would be great to have a high level model typing, such as "model organism" "cell line" and maybe later, "biospecimen" or "xenograft"

Then, we also need some kind of "i" button that can be a hover over for description of each model (as these can be lengthy).

[cmungall]

Added object_category to view but this doesn't really help you much, you want the specific type.

A generic solution would be to have a type field for all objects. The semantics of 'type' aren't always straightforward though. For an individual it would be the rdf type. For a class, typically the superclass, but this can be unusual.

Another possibility is to introduce a subcategory concept

• model
  • model organism
  • cell line
• disease
  • genetic vs 'common'?
  • by system
• gene
  • PC vs RNA-subtype
• variant
  • SO class?

[nlwashington]

Well, in the models case, I think we want two different things:

1. the RDF:type that it is, which is a ERO:cell_line_reagent (but maybe not in this load, but is ready)
2. the derived_from link, which is a CL:fibroblast

[kshefchek]

Will need to punt on this unless it's in either SciGraph or GOlr.

[jmcmurry]

@kshefchek any chance this is now in SciGraph or Golr?