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Update 2021-02: this post is still the second-most read post in my blog. Welcome! Some updates:

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Update: this work is now written down in this paper.

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I’m having a really bad month, as you can see from the number of posts. Too much to do, too little time. One of the things\nI have been doing in the past weeks is update the RDF for ChEMBL, now up to\nversion 09. The SPARQL end point has not been updated yet (which is\nstill at ChEBML 04), but you can now download the triples for self-hosting here. Like the database itself, the RDF is\navailable under the CC-SA-BY license, requiring attribution to both\nthe ChEMBL team as well as our efforts to create the RDF (see this\nREADME).

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