Contradictory information between two pages (C2 and C3)

[Felix Simon]

Hi,

I would like to report some contradictory information between two pages of the VFB. The page bellow states that centrifugal neuron C2 is "synapsed_by centrifugal neuron C3" but also that "It outputs to centrifugal neuron C3".

http://www.virtualflybrain.org/site/stacks/index.htm?id=FBbt_00003743

Moreover, on the page bellow, centrifugal neuron C3 is not listed as interacting with C2 in any ways.

http://www.virtualflybrain.org/site/stacks/index.htm?id=FBbt_00003744

Therefore, to me it is not clear whether C2 is synapsed by C3, synapsed to C3, or don't interact with C3.

Best,

Felix Simon

[Robbie Court]

Hi Felix,

Just wanted to thank you for getting in touch and say I've passed this onto our curation team to take a look and see what needs correcting.

Thanks,

Rob Court

VirtualFlyBrain.org

[David Osumi-Sutherland]

Dear Felix,

Many thanks for getting in contact. 

On 5 Sep 2018, at 18:31, Felix Simon <simo...@nyu.edu> wrote:

Hi,

I would like to report some contradictory information between two pages of the VFB. The page bellow states that centrifugal neuron C2 is "synapsed_by centrifugal neuron C3" but also that "It outputs to centrifugal neuron C3".

http://www.virtualflybrain.org/site/stacks/index.htm?id=FBbt_00003743

That does sound wrong.  The definition of C2 states: "It [C2] outputs to centrifugal neuron C3 (Takemura et al., 2013)."  This corresponds to the reference: Takemura et al., 2013, Nature 500(7461): 175–181

I checked this and can’t see any connections between C2 and C3 in the medulla connectome depicted in Figure 3.  I also checked the earlier Takemura paper (2008) and couldn’t find reference to this there either - so  this looks like a curation error.  I’ve CC’d  Clair Pilgrim who will be able to fix this in our anatomy ontology.

Cheers,

David

Moreover, on the page bellow, centrifugal neuron C3 is not listed as interacting with C2 in any ways.

http://www.virtualflybrain.org/site/stacks/index.htm?id=FBbt_00003744

Therefore, to me it is not clear whether C2 is synapsed by C3, synapsed to C3, or don't interact with C3.

Best,

Felix Simon

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