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Ontoclick: a web browser extension to facilitate biomedical knowledge curation
Anthony Xu, Aravind Venkateswaran, Lianguizi Zhou, Andreas ZankliD
Abstract
Knowledge curation from the biomedical literature is very valuable but can be a repetitive and laborious process. The paucity of user-friendly tools is one of the reasons for the lack of widespread adoption of good biomedical knowledge curation practices. Here we present Ontoclick, a web browser extension that streamlines the process of annotating a text span with a relevant ontology term. We hope this tool will make biocuration more accessible to a wider audience of biomedical researchers. Ontoclick is freely available under the GPL-3.0 license on the Chrome Web Store and on the Mozilla Add-Ons for Firefox Store. Source code and documentation are available at: https://github.com/azankl/Ontoclick Contact: andreas.zankl@sydney.edu.au
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