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extr_iris
extracting the correct number of
chemicals without repetition (#15).extr_comtox
working when a single
download_items
different from DTXCID
is
selected (#17).extr_casrn_from_cid
failure when no results are
found.extr_ice_assay_names
to retrieve ICE assay names
(#16).extr_monograph
to check if a substance is listed
in WHO IARC monograph and return its details (#19).extr_pprtv
to extract information from the EPA
Provisional Peer-Reviewed Toxicity Values database (#20). Introduced
save_to_cache
and load_from_cache
functions to
avoid re-downloading the file each time. See force
argument.cancer_types
argument from
extr_iris
. Database returns a dataframe with different
columns based on request
arguments.stop_at_warning
argument from
extr_casrn_from_cid
. Now warns and returns a dataframe with
NA if no IDs are found.extr_tox
now returns a longer list of dataframes,
including the outputs of extr_monograph
and
extr_pprtv
.verbose
argument to all extr_
functions (#18).extr_
functions when
chemicals are not found (#30-#35):
extr_comptox
, a
query
column reports the IDs searched. In
extr_comptox
, this info is in the main_sheet
element. For extr_ice
, query
values contain
all IDs found.query
).extr_pprtv
and extr_monograph
use
save_and_match
to output results with NA for missing
IDs.extr_comptox
now outputs a list of dataframes with
clean names.extr_ctd
column names: pub_med_ids
or pub_med_i_ds
are now pubmed_ids
.extr_pubchem_section_
internal function to
fetch FEMA and GHS info, avoiding repeated code.check_na_warn
internal function to generate
warnings for missing IDs.with_extr_sandbox
to handle cache for CRAN
examples.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.