OncoRef 1.32.0: individual CTA literature and source roles

This release adds a centralized literature registry and a filterable review of the 41 previously unmatched proteins and 55 previously found only in a broad screening table.

All 96 have individual assessments. Seventy-six have linked primary or related papers; 65 have exact-human studies credited under the stated coverage rule. The assessments distinguish gene-specific studies, genomic/RNA associations, normal-expression findings, identity or translation conflicts, and related-species or family evidence.

The source collection separates 14 core catalog/program papers and 69 focused studies from 67 supplementary sources. Every source has a role, a contribution, linked proteins and an overlap explanation. Twelve of the original 15 papers preserve all 2,514 mapped proteins; eight preserve their 480 released CTAs. Complete Chew and Smith program tables retain source occurrences, unmatched rows, historical identities and upstream gene-set provenance. The 12,697-gene Chew screening table does not count as a nomination list.

The expanded paper links cover 569 of the 602 released CTA records. The 33 remaining coverage gaps are listed explicitly. Named genomic associations count as paper coverage but do not establish protein production.

oncoref.cta_literature exposes the packaged registry, source roles, 96 reviews, paper memberships and coverage for all 602 CTAs. The candidate explorer links each reviewed protein to its new findings and publications.

The classification snapshot remains 1.31.0: 602 CTA, 18,255 Unsafe and 1,006 Other. Eighteen reviews identify normal-expression questions and eleven identify identity or translation questions. Those findings require individual adjudication and a classification rebuild; this evidence release does not mark them resolved. Expression data bundle and source-matrix versions are unchanged.

Validation includes source-row and identity preservation, core coverage and redundancy checks, complete review/search coverage, offline reproduction, packaged-data access, report filters and figure inspection.