Closed FionaEBI closed 6 years ago
Interstingly, autosuggestion works correctly but results are stange and there is no highlighting on result mini-cards.
Yes, this bug was introduced by the change that supports BLAST sequences and it thinks the text GLYBURIDE is a protein sequence and can't find anything. I'm fixing this. Temporarily you can use get relevant results using lower case text http://chembl-glados.herokuapp.com/g/#search_results/glyburide
One trivial solution would be: if BLAST gives nothing maybe this is not a sequence ;)
I don't know how the solution to this bug is going but maybe an easy fix would be to include a check box to explicitly specify if the query is a sequence. I know you want to keep the interface as simple as possible but sequence is a very singular example of things you might want to search in chembl. Even if my query looks like a peptide, eg: PRAVASTATIN (a drug name), it would puzzle me to get as a result the proteins that contains the corresponding amino acid sequence even if it is true.
This is fixed now!
Excellent, well done!! Fiona
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Closed #686 https://github.com/chembl/GLaDOS/issues/686.
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Good but new issues are on coming!
For example, if you put approved drug GLYBURIDE into the search bar at the top of the page, then the compound report card is not returned, but instead a whole load of compound report cards that are unrelated to the query. A workaround is to search for "GLYBURIDE" which returns the correct result.
Thanks, Fiona