\name{checksubstance}
\alias{checksubstance}
\title{Check raw data for a specified substance}
\description{
Report metadata for a specified substance from a specified database, and plot
the data.
}
\usage{
checksubstance(substance,
db = c("cytotox", "enzymes", "ecotox"),
experimentator = "\%",
celltype = "\%", enzymetype = "\%", organism = "\%",
endpoint = "\%",
whereClause = "1", ok = "\%")
}
\arguments{
\item{substance}{
The name of the substance identifying it within the database. Matching is not
case-sensitive.}
\item{db}{
The database to be used. Currently, the databases "cytotox" and "enzymes"
of the UFT Department of Bioorganic Chemistry are supported (default is
"cytotox").}
\item{experimentator}{
The name of the experimentator whose data is to be used. Default is "\%",
which means that data from all experimentators are shown.}
\item{celltype}{
Currently, only data for IPC-81, C6, NB4, HeLa, Jurkat and U937 are
supported. Default is "\%", i.e. data for any cell type will be
displayed.}
\item{enzymetype}{
Currently, only data for AChE, GR and GST are supported. The default value
is "\%", i.e. data for any enzyme type will be displayed.}
\item{organism}{
The latin name of the tested organism, if the ecotox db was selected. The
default value is "\%", i.e. data for any organism will be displayed.}
\item{endpoint}{
The endpoint that should be used for selecting the data. Only important if
the database "ecotox" is used. Defaults to "\%".}
\item{whereClause}{
With this argument, additional conditions for the SQL query can be set,
e.g. "plate != 710". The default is 1 (in SQL syntax this means TRUE).}
\item{ok}{
With the default value "\%", all data in the database is retrieved for the
specified substance.}
}
\value{
The function lists a report and shows one graph.
}
\examples{
# Check substance IM14 BF4 in the cytotox database
\dontrun{checksubstance("IM14 BF4")}
}
\author{
Johannes Ranke
\email{jranke@uni-bremen.de}
}
\keyword{database}
\keyword{internal}
