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I am wondering what is the most efficient way to get the protein target classification (e.g. Ion channel > Voltage-gated ion channel > Voltage-gated sodium channel) for a given chembl_id (e.g. CHEMBL4296) using chembl_webresource_client?
At the moment I am creating instances of the client for target, target_component, and protein_class so that I can get the 'component_id', 'protein_classification_id', and finally, the protein classification (e.g. 'l1). This can take a little bit of time if querying many gene targets and seems overly complicated, so I was wondering if there is a more elegant way to do this query using the package (as opposed to a standard SQL query to the API using a prebuilt chembl db).
Thank you,
Blake
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Hi there,
I am wondering what is the most efficient way to get the protein target classification (e.g. Ion channel > Voltage-gated ion channel > Voltage-gated sodium channel) for a given chembl_id (e.g. CHEMBL4296) using chembl_webresource_client?
At the moment I am creating instances of the client for target, target_component, and protein_class so that I can get the 'component_id', 'protein_classification_id', and finally, the protein classification (e.g. 'l1). This can take a little bit of time if querying many gene targets and seems overly complicated, so I was wondering if there is a more elegant way to do this query using the package (as opposed to a standard SQL query to the API using a prebuilt chembl db).
Thank you,
Blake
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: