Figure 2. The Xenbase image curation interface consists of two panels. The left panel shows the image, caption and a tables of existing annotations made to that image. The right side of the panel contains a form used for editing existing or new annotations. It starts with a series of fields to specify species, gene name, clone names or accessions. Next the curator can specify a range of development stages when a particular expression pattern occurs. Finally, anatomy terms describing where expression occurs can be chosen from checkbox lists of commonly uses anatomy terms or a suggestion box. Anatomy terms are restricted to those that exist during the stage range previously entered by the curator. Finally, there is a section for updating the curation status of the item and entering curation notes.
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