Open khanspers opened 4 months ago
With SemMedDB-related issues, my first question is whether this is related to Service Provider's ingestion of SemMedDB or RTX-KG2's? To figure this out, I checked out the ARAX UI at https://arax.ci.transltr.io/?r=6810d92b-611e-488e-b2cc-883cdd7f772e
There, I see that this answer is coming from BTE:
To see the specific record(s) from the SemMedDB API that are being cited, I get the UMLS IDs by clicking the nodes in the ARAX UI (hypothyroidism: C0020676
, methimazole: C0025644
). Then I query the SemMedDB API using
https://biothings.transltr.io/semmeddb/query?q=subject.umls:C0025644 AND object.umls:C0020676 (for completeness, I also checked
https://biothings.transltr.io/semmeddb/query?q=object.umls:C0025644 AND subject.umls:C0020676)
I see the methimazole - treats - hypothyroidism
edge has a pmid_count of 32, while methimazole - causes - hypothyroidism
has a pmid_count of 118. Based on these results, the most reasonable way of filtering semmeddb to remove this edge would be the approach to look at conflicting results via opposing predicates (described in https://github.com/NCATSTranslator/Feedback/issues/392).
Query: What drugs may treat conditions related to:Hypothyroidism? https://ui.test.transltr.io/main/results?l=Hypothyroidism&i=MONDO:0005420&t=0&r=0&q=6810d92b-611e-488e-b2cc-883cdd7f772e
Methimazole is returned as a treatment for hypothyroidism, with text-mined results from SemMedDB. Methimazole is used to threat hyperthyroidism, and can therefor cause hypothyroidism (see https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK545223/).