BridgeWebservice is running at  http://webservice.bridgedb.org/ (which redirects here if no arguments are provided)

Try these!

Generic Patterns:

  • /{organism}/xrefs/{system}/{id}[?dataSource={dsName}]
  • /{organism}/xrefExists/{system}/{id}
  • /{organism}/search/{query}[?limit={limit}]
  • /{organism}/properties
  • /{organism}/sourceDataSources
  • /{organism}/targetDataSources
  • /{organism}/isFreeSearchSupported
  • /{organism}/isMappingSupported/{source_system}/{target_system}
  • /{organism}/attributes/{system}/{id}[?attrName={attrName}]
  • /{organism}/attributeSearch/{query}?[limit={limit}][&attrName={attrName}]
  • /{organism}/attributeSet
  • /{organism}/backPageText/{system}/{id}

Supported Species:

The recommended way to get the list of available species is through  http://webservice.bridgedb.org/contents. A GET request on that URL returns a tab-delimited list with two columns. One column contains the English name, the other column the scientific name. You can access a species database using either the English or the latin name, so both  http://webservice.bridgedb.org/Human/xrefs/L/3643 and  http://webservice.bridgedb.org/Homo%20sapiens/xrefs/L/3643 work the same.

System Codes:

A complete table of supported data sources and their corresponding system codes can be downloaded here: source:trunk/org.bridgedb.bio/resources/org/bridgedb/bio/datasources.txt This is a tab-delimited text file that can be opened in Excel.

You can also run this service on your local computer, see here for instructions:  http://bridgedb.org/wiki/LocalService