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Construct hyperlinks to online resources
Description
These resource-specific functions return a hyperlink to the relevant online
database/resource based on the provided identifier (id).
Usage
link_go(id, text = id, title = NULL, format = "html")
link_kegg(id, text = id, title = NULL, format = "html")
link_pubmed(id, text = id, title = NULL, format = "html")
link_entrez(id, text = id, title = NULL, format = "html")
link_cran(id, text = id, title = NULL, format = "html")
link_bioc(id, text = id, title = NULL, format = "html")
Arguments
| id | valid identifier for the relevant online database | 
| text | displayed text | 
| title | link title, often used in tooltips | 
| format | generate links using  | 
Functions
-  link_go(): to Gene Ontology Consortium
-  link_kegg(): to KEGG Pathway Database
-  link_pubmed(): to PubMed based on PMID (PubMed identifier)
-  link_entrez(): to NCBI's database for gene-specific information based on Entrez ID
-  link_cran(): for R packages available from CRAN
-  link_bioc(): for R packages available from Bioconductor
Link Customization
By default the hyperlinked text is just the id, so
link_pubmed("22066989") becomes
22066989. The text argument
allows you to customize the hyperlinked text. To display a hyperlinked URL
(e.g., https://www.r-project.org), set text = NULL.
Data Tags
For a few supported online resources, specially formatted tags can be passed
to the text and title arguments to display live data obtained from the
corresponding resource. For example, link_entrez("4609", text = "<symbol>"), produces MYC,
displaying the gene symbol rather than the Entrez ID. We could also set
title = "<description>" to produce a link that reveals the gene's
description when a user hovers over the link (using a supported browser).
Currently supported data tags:
NCBI Entrez:
-  symbol: Gene symbol
-  description: Gene description
-  location: Cytogenetic location
NCBI PubMed:
-  title: Article title
-  year: Publication year
-  journal: Journal title
Gene Ontology:
-  name: GO term name
-  definition: GO term definition
References
Examples
link_go("GO:0005539", format = "html")
link_kegg("hsa04915", format = "html")
link_pubmed("22066989", format = "html")
link_entrez("4609", format = "html")