Display studies when there is an apostrophe in a Condition

[lwaldron]

It would be great if pages like this: https://bugsigdb.org/Parkinson%27s_disease

could display a list of studies containing an experiment that contains that condition. Ideally, also whose experiments also contain children of that condition in the Experimental Factor Ontology.

[lwaldron]

Studying the Google search performance report, I saw that most of the searches leading to bugsigdb.org are for conditions - here are the top-10. They are all relatively obscure conditions, presumably because these have less competition for search ranking.

I repeated the most common search, "Violet gland" and it leads here: https://bugsigdb.org/Violet_gland. This page provides a concise summary of Violet gland from the EFO, but isn't likely to produce additional engagement with bugsigdb because it lacks additional information or links. Two things might be useful here:

1. A direct embedding of all the signatures from Experiments with this outcome (ie displaying the actual taxa here), and/or
2. Titles and links to the relevant studies

[tosfos]

We'll add this enhancement then.

[tosfos]

It looks like we already show studies that relate to this condition:

The issue on the Parkinson's page appears to be the apostrophe making trouble for some reason.

[tosfos]

I repeated the most common search, "Violet gland" and it leads here: https://bugsigdb.org/Violet_gland.

From what I can tell, we don't have any Studies related to this Condition.

[lwaldron]

Thanks @tosfos! I updated the title of this issue to reflect that only conditions with an apostrophe (and maybe other non-standard characters) like https://bugsigdb.org/Parkinson%27s_disease do not display a list of studies.

[tosfos]

Please review https://bugsigdb-staging.wikiworks.com/Parkinson%27s_disease for the apostrophe fix (use admin for the username and password if you get a popup.

We also added a list for Taxa related to this study. Please compare:
https://bugsigdb.org/Diet
https://bugsigdb-staging.wikiworks.com/Diet

Please let me know what you think of this new feature, and if you'd like any additional enhancements to it.

[tosfos]

Ideally, also whose experiments also contain children of that condition in the Experimental Factor Ontology.

We also added support for this. You can see an example here.

We manually changed the Condition in the Experiment to "Obesity due to CEP19 deficiency":

But it still displays correctly on the Obesity page:

Note that as of now, the Taxa tab does not include this improvement.

[tosfos]

@lwaldron @lgeistlinger Should we apply this new feature?