OntoClick

Turn a free text description into a proper ontology term.

OntoClick - Convert Text to Ontology Terms

OntoClick is a Chrome extension developed by Professor Zankl's research group at the University of Sydney. It allows users to highlight text in the browser and search for matching ontology terms in the Human Phenotype Ontology and other Biomedical Ontologies. The matching terms can be copied or saved, making it convenient for curating biomedical knowledge.
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Extension stats

By: Zankl Lab
Users: 58
1
Rating: 5.00
(3)
Version: 1.0.3 (Last updated: 2021-05-13)
Creation date: 2020-09-21
Risk impact: Low risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
  • contextMenus
  • clipboardWrite
  • activeTab
Size: 3.65M

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Extension summary

This tool was developed by Professor Zankl's research group at the University of Sydney to facilitate the curation of biomedical knowledge found in PubMed and other sources of biomedical information on the Internet.

Highlight a piece of text in the browser and search for a matching ontology term in the Human Phenotype Ontology and other Biomedical Ontologies. Matching Ontology term can be copied to the clipboard or saved to disk. For more detailed instructions, please go to our website: https://github.com/azankl/Ontoclick

User reviews

Great extension, but I'm one of the developers, so might be biased ;-)
by Andreas Zankl, 2020-10-20
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OntoClick requires very minimum permissions.

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