If you search for something and autocomplete gives you options under "UniProt Name" selecting it gives you 0 result targets. The filter options are collapsed and blank, and targets are empty.

If you do that from the targets page, the filter options are collapsed and blank again, but the targets are the same as they were in the last query. Actually we're presenting bad data at that point because the "Selected Filters:" options makes it look like you successfully added a filter on that term, but the results don't match that.

view all categories, close the sidenav, then open it, the width of the target list is only 25%. need to reset overlay type on menu close.

should be reversed

https://pharos.nih.gov/targets/Kcnk4

make sure lists aren't null in target serializer

needs to watch for data changes and update

new datasources have been added. verify cells, chemical tools, nanobret

values should be added together if more than 1 value exists for a year. fixes this:

or at least a new subscription is added each time the fetchMore method is called in the page.

shows [object Object] then resolves

This was fixed earlier... double check ngl and pdb viewer are latest

[Intervention] Unable to preventDefault inside passive event listener due to target being treated as passive. See https://www.chromestatus.com/features/6662647093133312

This will be a list of uniprot ids that will need to be filtered/stored in a new table in the same way as facets. They should be returned as a facet on all queries.

I am trying to understand how you construct ligand summary page URLs
for the Pharos web site.

For instance, acetazolamide / CHEMBL20 has the URL:

https://pharos.nih.gov/ligands/9XY1117CMPQQ

The 9XY1117CMPQQ HASH does not appear in the SQL dump of
the Pharos database that I can find. If the string '9XY1117CMPQQ' is
derived from the LyChI hash, could you please describe precisely
which LyChI options produce this key, or what transformation of
the 4-layer LyChI hash produces this string.

Thanks very much for you help with this.

missing a polyfill

https://pharos.ncats.nih.gov/targets/P30531

The potency of the approved drug is not shown in the drug panel.
https://pharos.ncats.nih.gov/ligands/207857

Potencies are shown in the active ligands panel, but the entries (60 cmpds) are not sorted by potency (which seems wierd, unless the ligands are sorted by development phase).