{%extends "populations/base.html"%} {%from "flash_messages.html" import flash_all_messages%} {%from "species/macro-select-species.html" import select_species_form%} {%from "species/macro-display-species-card.html" import display_species_card%} {%block title%}Create Population{%endblock%} {%block pagetitle%}Create Population{%endblock%} {%block lvl3_breadcrumbs%} {%endblock%} {%block contents%}

The population is the next hierarchical node under Species. Data is grouped under a specific population, under a particular species.

This page enables you to create a new population, in the case that you cannot find the population you want in the list of species populations

Create Population {{flash_all_messages()}}
{%if errors.population_fullname%} {{errors.population_fullname}} {%endif%}

This is a descriptive name for your population — useful for humans.

{%if errors.population_name%} {{errors.population_name}} {%endif%}

This is a short representative, but constrained name for your population.
The field will only accept letters ('A-Za-z'), numbers (0-9), hyphens and underscores. Any other character will cause the name to be rejected.

What is this field is for? Confirm with Arthur and the rest.

{%if errors.population_description%} {{errors.population_description}} {%endif%}

This is a more detailed description for your population. This is useful to communicate with other researchers some details regarding your population, and what its about.
Put, here, anything that describes your population but does not go cleanly under metadata.

This is a rough grouping of the populations in GeneNetwork into lists of common types of populations.

Select the mapping methods that your population will support.

This might be a poorly named field.

It probably has more to do with the mating crosses/crossings used to produce the individuals in the population. I am no biologist, however, and I'm leaving this here to remind myself to confirm this.

I still don't know what riset is.
… probably something to do with Recombinant Inbred Strains

Possible resources for this:

  • https://www.informatics.jax.org/silver/chapters/3-2.shtml
  • https://www.informatics.jax.org/silver/chapters/9-2.shtml

{%endblock%} {%block sidebarcontents%} {{display_species_card(species)}} {%endblock%}