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I guess the logic is that since this is a "ribosomal 45S cluster", we don't want it show up as a gene at all. But we're pulling it in from OMIM: it shows up in babel_downloads/OMIM/mim2gene.txt:
180450 gene 6052 RNR1
So we should either:
Add OMIM labels so we can apply a label to this entry.
Include other entries from NCBIGene so this looks more like a Gene in NodeNorm.
Come up with some way to correctly classify this entry as a non-Gene thing based on OMIM information.
@cbizon Any thoughts? I'm considering just classifying this as "Non-urgent" to deal with later, but I don't know if non-gene OMIM entries are likely to show up in results, and therefore should be properly dealt with.
NCBIGene:6052 doesn't have a label, but it does have one at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene/?term=6052
It also has name and label information in
gene_info.gz
:This appears to be because it is type
other
, which is skipped when generating label and synonym files:https://github.com/TranslatorSRI/Babel/blob/f7ed8f0736c799c1389d3f5b0a2d045634da2e46/src/datahandlers/ncbigene.py#L60-L61
We should pick up a preferred label from OMIM, but we don't appear to use OMIM labels at all.
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