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investigate missing annotations from MGI imports pipeline - EXP "GO_Central", and "GOC" annotations should not have been exluded from the load #38
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this might have to do with a non-1:1 mapping..investigating |
the original annotation in GOA for the first IKR example is:
it has an I think my script is behaving as designed, so I guess the next question is: if GO_Central provides this, we need to figure out where? (maybe it's in a different form or to a different ID or included in some other ingest? - asking around on the MGI side - do you have any insight @kltm ?) |
The IKR issue that worries me is that in the GOA annotation records the provider as "GO_Central", however, the final GPAD and GAF produced by this test pipeline are missing these annotations. Tracing the annotation, it seems like it's something like this: So where is the original location of this annotation? (e.g. noctua, some sort of external ingest to noctua, etc.) |
To clarify a concrete example for the sake of @kltm |
@LiNiMGI @ukemi how should we proceed on #38 (comment) ? |
@sierra-moxon @kltm All annotations with "assigned by:GO_Central" are: MGI think we should include them in the load. So maybe we need to modify the rules of import to: Thanks, |
from managers call: action: new rule: only exclude GO_REF:0000033 with "assigned by:GO_Central" We think these are PAINT, but manual PAINT and GO_Central is a curator in protein2GO - these are experimental annotations from Pascale. Could also be some experimental evidence codes from other curators. |
from Li via:
geneontology/go-site#2043
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