Closed juanfmx2 closed 6 years ago
Right now the WS of organism offers classifications only up to level 3 from the table ORGANISM_CLASS
https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chembl/api/data/organism.json
{ "l1": "Eukaryotes", "l2": "Mammalia", "l3": "Rodentia", "oc_id": 1, "tax_id": 10030 }, { "l1": "Eukaryotes", "l2": "Mammalia", "l3": "Primates", "oc_id": 2, "tax_id": 9593 }
However, it is missing the l4 information that can be a list of synonyms when joining the table ORGANISM_SYNONYMS using the tax_id
{ "l1": "Eukaryotes", "l2": "Mammalia", "l3": "Rodentia", "oc_id": 1, "tax_id": 10030, "l4_synonyms" : [ "lesser long-tailed hamster", "Cricetulus longicaudatus", "long-tailed hamster", "long-tailed dwarf hamster" ] }, { "l1": "Eukaryotes", "l2": "Mammalia", "l3": "Primates", "oc_id": 2, "tax_id": 9593, "l4_synonyms" : [ "Gorilla gorilla", "western gorilla", "Gorilla gorilla (Savage, 1847)", "gorilla" ] }
Done.
Right now the WS of organism offers classifications only up to level 3 from the table ORGANISM_CLASS
https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chembl/api/data/organism.json
However, it is missing the l4 information that can be a list of synonyms when joining the table ORGANISM_SYNONYMS using the tax_id