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. 2013 Oct 25;42(Database issue):D109–D113. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkt996

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Example of a RADAR search result. A search of human non-synonymous editing sites in the HTR2C gene is displayed. Hyperlinks exist in the following four columns: position, conservation, reference and editing levels. (1) Clicking on the position column will direct the user to the location of the editing site in the UCSC browser. (2) Clicking on a species name in the conservation column will direct the user to the location of the conserved editing site in the UCSC browser. (3) Clicking on the reference column will direct the user to the PubMed abstract for the study that identified the editing site. (4) Clicking on the editing level column will direct the user to tissue-specific editing level measurements for the editing site.