/filtering_terms
/biosamples/{id}
biosamples.{datasetid(s)} where containing list(s) of
the biosamples data objects (the multi-dataset approach seems strange here but
in the case of progenetix & arraymap could in some cases make sense …){
"biosamples": {
"progenetix": [
{
"id": "PGX_AM_BS_HNSCC-GSF-an-10394",
"individual_id": "PGX_IND_HNSCC-GSF-an-10394",
"age_at_collection": { "age": "P50Y" },
"biocharacteristics": [
{
"type" : { "id" : "icdot-C10.9", "label" : "Oropharynx" }
},
{
"type" : { "id" : "icdom-80703", "label" : "Squamous cell carcinoma, NOS" }
},
{
"type" : { "id" : "NCIT:C8181", "label" : "Oropharyngeal Squamous Cell Carcinoma" }
}
],
"geo_provenance" : {
"label" : "Oberschleissheim, Germany",
"precision" : "city",
"city" : "Oberschleissheim",
"country" : "Germany",
"latitude" : 48.25,
"longitude" : 11.56
},
...
/biosamples/{id}/g_variants
/g_variants?{query}
/g_variants/{id}
id parameter should be unique, variants are grouped as “equivalent”
using the “digest” parameter. Remapping of the positional “id” argument to digest
is handled internally./g_variants/{id}/biosamples
biosamples data./get-datasetids/
{
"datasets": [
{ "id": "arraymap", "name": "arraymap" },
{ "id": "progenetix", "name": "progenetix" ...
scopeidresponse
Only providing scope or response without id will only work if other valid
query parameters are provided.