UMLS has a number of acronyms for its entities that are not the same as BioPortal acronyms. The internal PURL identifiers use the UMLS acronyms, and these resolve to the BioPortal acronyms (except for when they don't, see https://github.com/ncbo/bioportal-project/issues/196).
The Internal UMLS acronyms should also be blocked in BioPortal, where that is still possible, so a conflicting ontology is not created.
Ontologies that are affected are those in issue #196 (first acronym is UMLS, second is BioPortal):
AIR,AI-RHEUM
CST,COSTART ** This one already has an ontology at the CST acronym.
CSP,CRISP
WHO,WHO-ART
MTHMST,MSTDE
MTHMSTFRE,MSTDE-FRE
and also the following:
ATC;UATC
NCBI;NCBITAXON
MSH;MESH
LNC,LOINC
MDR;MEDDRA
SNOMEDCT_US;SNOMEDCT
HL7V3.0;HL7
Note that we should not try to solve this by creating ontologies with those UMLS acronyms, because that would replace the existing PURLs which correctly redirect the UMLS acronym to the BioPortal one.
UMLS has a number of acronyms for its entities that are not the same as BioPortal acronyms. The internal PURL identifiers use the UMLS acronyms, and these resolve to the BioPortal acronyms (except for when they don't, see https://github.com/ncbo/bioportal-project/issues/196).
The Internal UMLS acronyms should also be blocked in BioPortal, where that is still possible, so a conflicting ontology is not created.
Ontologies that are affected are those in issue #196 (first acronym is UMLS, second is BioPortal):
and also the following:
Note that we should not try to solve this by creating ontologies with those UMLS acronyms, because that would replace the existing PURLs which correctly redirect the UMLS acronym to the BioPortal one.