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Latest revision as of 16:04, 20 May 2021
This page describes the progress of all use cases related to host-parasite interactions. For all use cases described below we are currently working on stable test examples, that one can follow. If already available we will use real examples to play with.
Note: Until further notice the real examples will look very different in the production portal and in the sandbox! All examples refer to the sandbox. The test examples are of course not included in the production portal.
Background
Host-Parasite sampling required additional search features. Also the underlying mapping will not work the traditional way. Check out controlled vocabulary (using relatedResource Class in DwC) at https://www.globalbioticinteractions.org/
gDNA from Parasite
Coming soon. We will use a leech found in the liver of cattle.
eDNA from Parasite
Coming soon. We will use gut content of mosquitos.
multiple parasite levels
Coming soon. We will use an example from the SCAN project (Schistostomiasis).
Back to Use Case Collection
