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Terms using the functions pmod() or products() as outer functions compile without error or sufficient semantic warning. These BEL functions should be used within a proteinAbundance() or reaction() function, respectively.
Examples:
pmod(p(HGNC:PSEN1))
-this gets a warning that the expected signature for pmod is missing (mod type, aa, position) - nothing about the missing outer function
products(g(HGNC:IL12B),g(HGNC:CXCL10))
-this gets no warning
I suspect that reactants(), sub(), trunc() and fus() will behave similarly. These terms seem to be handled poorly by the API - see related issue for KAM Navigator.
Terms using the functions pmod() or products() as outer functions compile without error or sufficient semantic warning. These BEL functions should be used within a proteinAbundance() or reaction() function, respectively.
Examples:
pmod(p(HGNC:PSEN1))
-this gets a warning that the expected signature for pmod is missing (mod type, aa, position) - nothing about the missing outer function
products(g(HGNC:IL12B),g(HGNC:CXCL10))
-this gets no warning
I suspect that reactants(), sub(), trunc() and fus() will behave similarly. These terms seem to be handled poorly by the API - see related issue for KAM Navigator.