The per-organism gene and metabolite mapping databases that the BridgeDb webservice loads, their build dates, and whether the newest published releases are served.
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What we check
The organisms the webservice serves are exactly the webservice-tested species in the data.bridgedb.org catalogue (Fusarium graminearum allowlisted as unparseable).
Every served organism has a gene database with a readable build date, none older than three years (Bacillus subtilis allowlisted at its 2018 build).
The human organism loads all eight databases (Ensembl genes, corona, complexes, Wikidata genes, interactions, metabolites, pathways, publications); the AOP-Wiki RDF records this in its metadata.
The served metabolite database is the newest one published on figshare, allowing three weeks for a new release to be deployed, and is under a year old.
The served human Ensembl release is not behind any Zenodo gene-database deposit older than 45 days (the reload window); a newer, younger deposit shows amber.
