Our GenMAPP users were reporting 416 missing genes from the .gdb which was a problem. Trixie found that 92 of these genes were in the XML file in such a way that led to the exporter missing them, the rest of the missing genes simply weren't in the XML file. Specifically, the genes were somewhere else in the file and weren't added to the OrderedLocusNames table by default. To capture these 92 elusive genes we consulted Dondi. Dondi edited the ShigellaflexneriUniProtSpeciesProfile class, which I had previously constructed, by adding a SQL query that captured the 92 missing genes.
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Our GenMAPP users were reporting 416 missing genes from the .gdb which was a problem. Trixie found that 92 of these genes were in the XML file in such a way that led to the exporter missing them, the rest of the missing genes simply weren't in the XML file. Specifically, the genes were somewhere else in the file and weren't added to the OrderedLocusNames table by default. To capture these 92 elusive genes we consulted Dondi. Dondi edited the ShigellaflexneriUniProtSpeciesProfile class, which I had previously constructed, by adding a SQL query that captured the 92 missing genes: