Closed stripathy closed 9 years ago
In other words, don't require that the protein trigger be activated before identifying the protein.
Parvalbumin-expressing neurons // works currently parvalbumin neuron // doesn't work currently
neuron expressing parvalbumin // marks, but doesn't get ontology ID currently // [NeuronTrigger] [ProteinTrigger] [ProteinProp]
In addition to this case listed above: parvalbumin neuron // doesn't work currently //[ProteinProp] [NeuronTrigger]
We also need to support the following case: parvalbumin basket cell //[ProteinProp][NeuronProp][NeuronTrigger]
Should be fixed with 0d72d1f455. Works for the following cases, see the tests
Why is parvalbumin, calbindin and calretinin not recognized as part of the neuroNER below in the last part of the sentence (see image)? I think it has to do with the updating of the protein-trigger.
Sentence: In doing so, we find that the vast majority (87%) of parvalbumin-immunoreactive neurons express m1-type muscarinic Acetylcholine receptors. m1 receptors are also expressed by 60% of calbindin-immunoreactive neurons and 40% of calretinin-immunoreactive neurons. m2 AChRs, on the other hand, are expressed by only 31% of parvalbumin neurons, 23% of calbindin neurons, and 25% of calretinin neurons.