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Create intermediary search pages that use pre-canned queries #25
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vanaukenk commented on Mar 7, 2016 Some thoughts on what kinds of Texptresso searches I'd like to have available for curators from within annotons: If a gene product is entered, curators would be able to search using the gene product name as a keyword and a combination of categories for identifying experimental evidence for: If gene product is not known, could perform search with entire category of gene and/or protein names for a given species using the same categories as above. Other types of MF categories, e.g. transporters, will be included in the future. |
vanaukenk commented on Mar 7, 2016 See also: |
vanaukenk commented on Apr 5, 2016 From email yesterday: Here are the categories that each specific search would use: Cellular Component - match all Molecular Function - Physical Interactions - match all Molecular Function - Enzymatic Activity - match all Biological Process - match any |
@vanaukenk commented on Mar 2, 2016
It would be useful to have some intermediary search pages that allow users to search the Textpresso corpus using pre-canned queries that correspond to specific biological questions.
For example,
What proteins have experimentally determined kinase activity?
With what proteins does my protein of interest interact?
These searches would allow users to interrogate the literature without necessarily having to know which categories to use, thus hopefully making searching easier.
An intermediary search page is planned for the Noctua-TPC communication; exact specs still need to be worked out.
Chris Grove please add to this ticket as needed.
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