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The relationship between these five entities of document, assay description, assay result, compound structure and protein identifier (D-A-R-C-P) can be manually extracted by expert curators and organised in a relational format, thereby converting unstructured to structured information.

The number of I-IC events was then manually extracted by looking at the raster plot from the whole array.

Pathogen DNA was manually extracted by using the MolYsis Universal Microbial Detection kit for tissue samples (Molzym, Bremen, Germany), following the manufacturer's instructions.

STs were manually extracted by 10 μL of (CH3 2CHOH/CH3OH/H2O (9:1:1, v/v/v) and saved for analysis by nanoESI-MS at different time periods.

These data are manually extracted from journals by curators but some sets have been submitted by authors.

Thus, we obtained 474 clusters and manually extracted 178 phosphomotifs by identifying the conserved amino acids in each cluster (Additional files 1 and 2).

For the sake of comparability with the technique by Li et al., a further set of metrics was defined with the aim of quantifying the ability of a given automatic technique to produce brushstrokes adequately 'covering' and 'covered by' manually extracted ones.

The online tool used in this study utilizes GeneGo's MetaBase™ knowledgebase containing approximately 300,000 protein-protein and protein-small molecule interactions manually extracted from the literature by expert annotators.

The list of genes was then manually extracted and carefully curated by inspection and reading of the title/abstract.

This database is a commercially available resource containing over 200,000 protein-protein and protein-small molecule interactions manually extracted from the literature by a group of experts.

This method utilizes GeneGo's MetaBase knowledgebase containing approximately 300,000 protein-protein and protein-small molecule interactions manually extracted from the literature by expert annotators.