OnCo

Gaps and bounties

Where the map is thin, computed from the corpus at build time. 2781 open items across seven checks. Claim one by opening a pull request; the check disappears when the fix lands.

How to claim
  1. Pick a row. Click edit file to open the data file on GitHub, or fork and edit locally.
  2. Add the source URL, the missing links (ids of related objects), or the missing rows. Keep the TL;DR plain and the summary technical.
  3. Run npm test and open a PR. Mention the gap name in the title. Contributors are credited in the changelog.

Counts by kind: 64 cancers, 19 fronts, 348 technologies, 92 targets, 377 drugs, 295 companies, 421 institutions, 44 pathways, 357 terms, 401 trials, 85 pairings, 13 roadmaps, 1,107 ideas, 110 collections, 464 people, 67 journals, 146 key papers, 45 bottlenecks.

Targets with no product

19

A target with no drug, tracer, or cell therapy linked to it is either a research target (say so in the summary) or a documentation gap.

Products with no trial

154

Approved and late-stage products should link to at least one trial record. Add the trial or link an existing one.

Companies with no product

193

Link the company's products, or add them.

Objects with no external source

1601

Add a Wikipedia link, a registry record, or a primary source in `links`.

Weakly connected objects

257

Two or fewer connections. Link to cancers, targets, products, trials, or terms so the object participates in the graph.

Short summaries

557

Under 160 characters. Expand with mechanism, evidence, and open questions.