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. 2017 Nov 17;46(Database issue):D1254–D1260. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkx1005

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Figure 6. — SciLite annotations in Europe PMC. Text-mined terms can be highlighted in the publication text using the SciLite annotations tool. (A) The annotations menu enables the user to highlight a selection of colour-coded annotations in the text (PMCID:PMC2430719). (B) To see a list of individual terms, users may click on the right arrow next to the annotation type. A selection of terms found most frequently in the text appears, together with up/down navigation buttons, which allow the user to jump to selected terms in the text. (C) An entire sentence is highlighted for gene–disease associations and protein–protein interactions. In case of overlapping annotations it is possible to view the annotation types appearing under the same highlight by selecting the annotation of interest in the popup box (PMID:11431700). (D) Clicking on the highlighted terms in the text opens a popup box with information about the given annotation, including a link to related database record, the source of the annotation, and the feedback link. In some cases, the popup will also contain a visual data preview, for example the menu for the annotated Protein Data Bank accession number will display an interactive thumbnail of the macromolecular structure (PMCID:PMC4014462).