Publishing an Approved Gene-Disease Record

Publishing an approved gene-disease record will make it available on the public ClinGen website. It will then appear with the label.

When your saved Approved record is ready to be published, click the Publish Summary button at the bottom of the Classification Summary page:

Clicking the Publish Summary button brings up the "Publish Classification" panel which allows you to select the reason(s) for publication. This information will be used designate the classification's version number on the ClinGen website.

The Publish Classification Panel requires the user to specify reason(s) for publication

Roll your cursor over the for details about each option.

If this is a new curation, please select "New Curation". This disables the other checkboxes as they are only applicable to previously published curations.

When "New Curation" is selected, no other options are available (boxes turn gray).

If this is a recuration, and/or you are publishing with a minor ("administrative") update, please select all relevant reasons.

"Recuration" and/or "Administrative Update" options allow selection of multiple checkboxes.

After clicking the Preview Publish button above, you will be able to see the information (date, contributor, approver, additional comments etc.) before publishing (note: "Additional comments" are for internal use only and will not be published). Then, clicking the Publish button will publish the record to the ClinGen website.

After publishing the gene-disease record by clicking the Publish button above, the "Saved Provisional and Approved Classification(s)" panel below shows all saved classifications for the gene-disease record; the newly published approved classification will be marked with the icon within the approved record.

Below the Curation Central header panel, the central panel will now show the label together with the classification.

If the MONDO disease ontology term for a published record needs to be updated or changed, the record first needs to be "unpublished" from the ClinGen website. See Editing the Disease Term of a Published Gene-Disease Record.

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