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invalid format for drugbank import
#45 opened Sep 29, 2020 by noskill
Use consistent predicate for node names
#36 opened Jun 8, 2020 by Habush
GO with no genes associated?
#31 opened May 18, 2020 by leungmanhin
GO namespace is missing for some of the imported GO
#30 opened May 15, 2020 by leungmanhin
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replace copy-paste with import in cell ontology import script
#29 opened May 14, 2020 by mjsduncan
convert "from_organism" predicate to MemberLink format to display sars2 genes/proteins as a pathway
#26 opened May 13, 2020 by mjsduncan
separate the import of or semantically distinguish computed vs curated UniProt proteins mapped to GeneNodes
#24 opened May 8, 2020 by mjsduncan
1
Add links to the imported dbs on the README
#23 opened May 6, 2020 by Habush
Conflicting "has_name" for ChEBI nodes in different imported datasets
#21 opened May 6, 2020 by Necr0x0Der
1
inherit pathway instances in bio-atomspace from ConceptNode("pathway")
#20 opened May 6, 2020 by noskill
1
Use has_name instead of has_chebi_id to match the current bio-atomspace
#15 opened Apr 29, 2020 by tanksha
Replace outdated uniprot ID's with current
#6 opened Apr 10, 2020 by tanksha
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