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{'SID': 445479966, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 446464370, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 479884108, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 480557704, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 481120361, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 488195857, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 497868770, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 503477764, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 504051010, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 507705895, 'CID': [6850738]},
{'SID': 135264271},
{'SID': 176258937},
{'SID': 349326089},
{'SID': 363901999},
{'SID': 441076689},
{'SID': 472186491},
{'SID': 472388580},
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What I am doing now is the following, e.g. when looking for a substance with its CASRN (useful when the get_compounds returns an empty list for a given CASRN):
Not a bug but the return type of
get_cidsislist[int]. However, when called withdomain = "substance", it returns a list of dictionaries that contains both SID and CID.returns
What I am doing now is the following, e.g. when looking for a substance with its CASRN (useful when the
get_compoundsreturns an empty list for a given CASRN):