open-targets-platform

To retrieve drug-target evidence and disease associations from Open Targets, query the platform using auto-detected Ensembl IDs, ChEMBL IDs, or free-text terms to return structured fields like symbol, name, and biotype.

Yes, you can batch query multiple drug IDs and Ensembl IDs for target information. The system auto-detects input entities and supports batch queries to fetch target, drug, and disease associations with supporting evidence.

Searching for drug-target indications returns structured data fields including symbol, name, biotype, indications, and top diseases, delivering compact summaries suitable for downstream reasoning and analysis.

To query Open Targets for disease associations, use the exposed GraphQL API functions for target info, drug info, and free-text search, which auto-detect input entities and return structured association results.

The best way to find target information for drug discovery using free-text terms is to leverage the auto-detection feature, which processes free text and returns compact, structured results with evidence and sources.

You should not use a GraphQL API for fetching drug-target evidence if you require raw, unstructured database dumps, as this approach specifically delivers compact, structured fields curated for downstream reasoning.