Categorize Container Types

[dvnstrcklnd]

Many containers come in a variety of types. For example, a 96-well plate can have a variety of shapes, surface treatments, and optical properties.

It might be useful to have a generic Categorizable

[dvnstrcklnd]

@bjkeller I am finding that both sample types and container types lend themselves to categories. What do you think about having a polymorphic categorizable model?

[dvnstrcklnd]

Alternatively, search could take care of this problem.

[bjkeller]

there will probably be an ontology for containers out of the SD2 PAML effort. If we are able to use the ontology we might not need to build a class hierarchy of our own

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