In the README file the table describing the lists has a couple of rows for which the description and references include something like "union of previous lists" or "see previous lists". This makes it hard to reliably extract list metadata: the order of the lists in the table is presumably not guaranteed, and this indirection is not really necessary anyway.
I'd suggest making sure that each row is self-sufficient, with explicit descriptions (e.g., "union of gpcr_guide and gpcr_uniprot") and complete references, even if this risks duplicating information. That way when a list's metadata is extracted from its table row, there will be no need to refer to other rows in order to get the complete information.
In the README file the table describing the lists has a couple of rows for which the description and references include something like "union of previous lists" or "see previous lists". This makes it hard to reliably extract list metadata: the order of the lists in the table is presumably not guaranteed, and this indirection is not really necessary anyway.
I'd suggest making sure that each row is self-sufficient, with explicit descriptions (e.g., "union of gpcr_guide and gpcr_uniprot") and complete references, even if this risks duplicating information. That way when a list's metadata is extracted from its table row, there will be no need to refer to other rows in order to get the complete information.