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"View pathway coverage" visualisation action from gene list? #2346
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definitely! |
Here's my prototype using the essential gene list: |
If the "include_gene_subsets" flag is set, we now add the GO-CAM IDs to the subsets field of the genes in the results. Refs pombase/website#2346
git7 in the first list is coloured, but none in the other lists (but you probably know that) |
Do you mean it's coloured here?: https://desktop.kmr.nz/gocam/docs/66187e4700003150 I think that's because gocam-viz gives a different background colour to activities that are directly annotated as "molecular_function". |
I've followed the same colour scheme in my dodgy viewer: |
I've released the changes on the dev site: https://dev.pombase.org/query |
ah OK! |
Very nice! |
Allows highlight activities by gene ID. Refs pombase/website#2346
Add highlight_gene_ids. Refs pombase/website#2346
Now with a "Highlight in pathway" link to my dodgy pathway viewer: (dev site only) We'll be able to link to the gocam-viz widget once this is implemented: |
To avoid clashing with /gocam_view path that is handled by Django. Refs #2346
After "Highlight in pathway". Refs #2346
Maybe we need to highlight activities enabled by complexes that contain any of the genes from the gene list? |
Would it useful to have a new action on the gene list pages that worked a bit like the slim actions but showed which pathways contain genes from the list, along with the count of the number of genes?
I'm thinking that the count could be a link to a gene results page with the genes from the original list that are in the pathway. And a separate link to the pathway diagram with the genes highlighted.
A mock up for the essential gene case (I made up the numbers):
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