[Go] 1 year limit on IEAs
Mike Cherry
cherry at stanford.edu
Mon Jun 9 10:52:13 PDT 2008
UNIPROTs IEA are updated with each of their monthly releases. So if
you get their IEAs at least once a year you're fine.
The 1 year limit was set way back. I think back in 2001 for the
reasons Suzanna gave. If the IEAs cannot be updated once a year how
actuate are they?
-Mike
On Jun 9, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Harold Drabkin wrote:
> Jim, if I'm not mistaken (someone from UniProt chime in please) ,
> the IEAs from UniProt are based on the translation files (ec2go,
> ip2go and spkw2go) based on information in a uniprot record (ec#,
> domains, keywords). These change frequently; sometimes domains get
> added or removed, or the translation files change (mappings that
> are suddently to recently obsoleted terms, eg.) and so the IEAs go
> stale, espeically after 1 year. We update daily. I would really
> worry if they were older than 1 month,l et alone a year.
>
> hjd
>
> Jim Hu wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> As I recall, this was discussed at the SLC consortium meeting, but
>> I find that I can't reconstruct the rationale for the 1 year
>> expiration date on IEAs. For E. coli, we're importing the IEAs
>> from Uniprot, but most of them will expire almost immediately. I
>> assume that there is a problem in other genomes of too many IEAs.
>> But perhaps a limit on how many per gene or some such might be more
>> flexible.
>> For our E. coli websites, I think it makes sense to display IEAs
>> with appropriate caveats, since we're trying to encourage the
>> community to do quality control on them. But I'm not sure, and I
>> imagine that other mods have thought about this a lot.
>>
>> Jim
>>
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