Topic on User talk:SCIdude

I've been going through the gene article links in en:User:Certes/Gene_links#Other_links and came across the en:TRA (gene) article. The gene infobox looked pretty barren, so I figured it was connected to the wrong WD item, but the article is correctly linked to the entry for the gene in Homo sapiens: Q18031889. Based upon the UniProt entry for the gene at https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P0DSE1, it looks like PBB simply skipped a lot of stuff. I'm not that familiar with the bot on WD beyond what it imports; do you know if it can be manually activated to import the relevant data for this WD entry?

Was going to say the same appears to be true for the TRB, TRD, and TRG entries on wikidata, but it occurred to me that they might simply be that way because those genes encode protein subunits.

That is true. I haven't seen this before. You might want to post on the bot's talk page.

I have an idea. You can try adding an encodes statement. Maybe the protein related info will appear. Sry I'm sick right now.

Doesn't look like the protein entry exists on WD; this isn't really that big of an issue though since these genes just encode a group of T cell receptor subunits. I'll probably deal with it a little later if need be.

Anyway, I hope you feel better soon.

But you said you looked at the UniProt entry so there must be a protein item. Thx.

Actually we should have it but we don't. Also the gene info is incomplete. This is a case for the bot.

Yeah... I find this all rather confusing. No idea what the issue with PBB is here.

Might be worth pointing out that the human TRA and TRB genes both have a corresponding UniProt entry, but TRD and TRG do not. https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P0DSE1 https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P0DSE2

I reported it at https://github.com/SuLab/GeneWikiCentral/issues/131