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drug product question #31
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@masciam , antibodies should be fine, as ChEBI represents things like proteins as molecular entities. However, I'm not sure about 'cell'. Could you elaborate on that? |
Thanks Matthew,
I was thinking about the cell used as cancer therapy I think those should
still be classified as drug.
I have another question for you:
I am using Dron to create an application ontology for MD Anderson and I
have use the previous version of Dron and I figure out that a lot of drugs
are not listed and that the mapping to RxNorm is not consistent with the
actual RxNorm ID.
Are you envisioning to update that and the list of drugs?
Thank you
AM
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@masciam <https://github.com/masciam> , antibodies should be fine, as
ChEBI represents things like proteins as molecular entities. However, I'm
not sure about 'cell'. Could you elaborate on that?
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It would be helpful to know which version of DrOn and to have examples of "not consistent" RxNorm IDs and missing things. We do our best to keep consistent with RxNorm. We can work on fixing any issues with the RxNorm conversion process. For example, newer versions of DrOn created by the new "build from templates" process have thousands of Semantic Branded Drugs included that were missing from prior versions built by the old process. Conversion to the new process also found smaller numbers (<100 typically) of other term types missing. |
I have used the June 2020 version.
For that reason I I wanted to ask if the new version has been updated.
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It would be helpful to know which version of DrOn and to have examples of
"not consistent" RxNorm IDs and missing things. We do our best to keep
consistent with RxNorm. We can work on fixing any issues with the RxNorm
conversion process.
For example, newer versions of DrOn created by the new "build from
templates" process have thousands of Semantic Branded Drugs included that
were missing from prior versions built by the old process.
Conversion to the new process also found smaller numbers (<100 typically)
of other term types missing.
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Drug product is defined in DRON as the following: a material entity (1) containing at least one scattered molecular aggregate as part that is the bearer of an active ingredient role and (2) that is itself the bearer of a clinical drug role. http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/DRON_00000005
scattered molecular aggregate is defined in DROn as the following: a material entity that consists of all the molecules of a specific type that are located in some bounded region and which is part of a more massive material entity that has parts that are other such aggregates.
http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/OBI_0000576
My question is:
I need to have as a subgroup of drug product drugs that are not only chemicals but could be antibodies or cell Does the scattered molecular aggregates includes those? or as I intended is only referring to chemicals?
Thanks
AM
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