Package 'europepmc' reference manual

Title:	R Interface to the Europe PubMed Central RESTful Web Service
Description:	An R Client for the Europe PubMed Central RESTful Web Service (see <https://europepmc.org/RestfulWebService> for more information). It gives access to both metadata on life science literature and open access full texts. Europe PMC indexes all PubMed content and other literature sources including Agricola, a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature, or Biological Patents. In addition to bibliographic metadata, the client allows users to fetch citations and reference lists. Links between life-science literature and other EBI databases, including ENA, PDB or ChEMBL are also accessible. No registration or API key is required. See the vignettes for usage examples.
Authors:	Najko Jahn [aut, cre, cph], Maëlle Salmon [ctb]
Maintainer:	Najko Jahn <[email protected]>
License:	GPL-3
Version:	0.4.3
Built:	2024-11-23 05:04:40 UTC
Source:	https://github.com/ropensci/europepmc

Get annotations by article

Description

Retrieve text-mined annotations contained in abstracts and open access full-text articles.

Usage

epmc_annotations_by_id(ids = NULL)
epmc_annotations_by_id(ids = NULL)

Arguments

ids

character vector with publication identifiers following the structure "source:ext_id", e.g. '"MED:28585529"'

Value

returns text-mined annotations in a tidy format with the following variables

source: Publication data source
ext_id: Article Identifier
pmcid: PMCID that locates full-text in Pubmed Central
prefix: Text snipped found before the annotation
exact: Annotated entity
postfix: Text snipped found after the annotation
name: Targeted entity
uri: Uniform link dictionary entry for targeted entity
id: URL to full-text occurence of the annotation
type: Type of annotation like Chemicals
section: Article section mentioning the annotation like Methods
provider: Annotation data provider
subtype: Sub-data provider

Examples

## Not run: 
  annotations_by_id("MED:28585529")
  # multiple ids
  annotations_by_id(c("MED:28585529", "PMC:PMC1664601"))

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  annotations_by_id("MED:28585529")
  # multiple ids
  annotations_by_id(c("MED:28585529", "PMC:PMC1664601"))

## End(Not run)

Get citations for a given publication

Description

Finds works that cite a given publication.

Usage

epmc_citations(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med", limit = 100, verbose = TRUE)
epmc_citations(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med", limit = 100, verbose = TRUE)

Arguments

`ext_id`	character, publication identifier
`data_src`	character, data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched. The following three letter codes represent the sources Europe PubMed Central supports: agr Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators. cba Chinese Biological Abstracts ctx CiteXplore eth EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library) hir NHS Evidence med PubMed/Medline NLM nbk Europe PMC Book metadata pat Biological Patents pmc PubMed Central
`limit`	integer, number of results. By default, this function returns 100 records.
`verbose`	logical, print some information on what is going on.

Value

Metadata of citing documents as data.frame

Examples

## Not run: 
epmc_citations("PMC3166943", data_src = "pmc")
epmc_citations("9338777")

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
epmc_citations("PMC3166943", data_src = "pmc")
epmc_citations("9338777")

## End(Not run)

Retrieve external database entities referenced in a given publication

Description

This function returns EBI database entities referenced in a publication from Europe PMC RESTful Web Service.

Usage

epmc_db(
  ext_id = NULL,
  data_src = "med",
  db = NULL,
  limit = 100,
  verbose = TRUE
)
epmc_db(
  ext_id = NULL,
  data_src = "med",
  db = NULL,
  limit = 100,
  verbose = TRUE
)

Arguments

`ext_id`	character, publication identifier
`data_src`	character, data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched. The following three letter codes represent the sources Europe PubMed Central supports: agr Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators. cba Chinese Biological Abstracts ctx CiteXplore eth EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library) hir NHS Evidence med PubMed/Medline NLM nbk Europe PMC Book metadata pat Biological Patents pmc PubMed Central
`db`	character, specify database: 'ARXPR' Array Express, a database of functional genomics experiments 'CHEBI' a database and ontology of chemical entities of biological interest 'CHEMBL' a database of bioactive drug-like small molecules 'EMBL' now ENA, provides a comprehensive record of the world's nucleotide sequencing information 'INTACT' provides a freely available, open source database system and analysis tools for molecular interaction data 'INTERPRO' provides functional analysis of proteins by classifying them into families and predicting domains and important sites 'OMIM' a comprehensive and authoritative compendium of human genes and genetic phenotypes 'PDB' European resource for the collection, organisation and dissemination of data on biological macromolecular structures 'UNIPROT' comprehensive and freely accessible resource of protein sequence and functional information 'PRIDE' PRIDE Archive - proteomics data repository
`limit`	integer, number of results. By default, this function returns 100 records.
`verbose`	logical, print some information on what is going on.

Value

Cross-references as data.frame

Examples

  ## Not run: 
  epmc_db("12368864", db = "uniprot", limit = 150)
  epmc_db("25249410", db = "embl")
  epmc_db("14756321", db = "uniprot")
  epmc_db("11805837", db = "pride")
  
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  epmc_db("12368864", db = "uniprot", limit = 150)
  epmc_db("25249410", db = "embl")
  epmc_db("14756321", db = "uniprot")
  epmc_db("11805837", db = "pride")
  
## End(Not run)

Retrieve the number of database links from Europe PMC publication database

Description

This function returns the number of EBI database links associated with a publication.

Usage

epmc_db_count(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med")
epmc_db_count(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med")

Arguments

`ext_id`	character, publication identifier
`data_src`	character, data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched.

Details

Europe PMC supports cross-references between literature and the following databases:

'ARXPR': Array Express, a database of functional genomics experiments
'CHEBI': a database and ontology of chemical entities of biological interest
'CHEMBL': a database of bioactive drug-like small molecules
'EMBL': now ENA, provides a comprehensive record of the world's nucleotide sequencing information
'INTACT': provides a freely available, open source database system and analysis tools for molecular interaction data
'INTERPRO': provides functional analysis of proteins by classifying them into families and predicting domains and important sites
'OMIM': a comprehensive and authoritative compendium of human genes and genetic phenotypes
'PDB': European resource for the collection, organisation and dissemination of data on biological macromolecular structures
'UNIPROT': comprehensive and freely accessible resource of protein sequence and functional information
'PRIDE': PRIDE Archive - proteomics data repository

Value

data.frame with counts for each database

Examples

  ## Not run: 
  epmc_db_count(ext_id = "10779411")
  epmc_db_count(ext_id = "PMC3245140", data_src = "PMC")
  
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  epmc_db_count(ext_id = "10779411")
  epmc_db_count(ext_id = "PMC3245140", data_src = "PMC")
  
## End(Not run)

Get details for individual records

Description

This function returns parsed metadata for a given publication ID including abstract, full text links, author details including ORCID and affiliation, MeSH terms, chemicals, grants.

Usage

epmc_details(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med")
epmc_details(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med")

Arguments

ext_id

character, publication identifier

data_src

character, data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched. Other sources Europe PubMed Central supports are:

agr: Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators.
cba: Chinese Biological Abstracts
ctx: CiteXplore
eth: EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library)
hir: NHS Evidence
med: PubMed/Medline NLM
pat: Biological Patents
pmc: PubMed Central
ppr: Preprint records

Value

list of data frames

Examples

## Not run: 
epmc_details(ext_id = "26980001")
epmc_details(ext_id = "24270414")

# PMC record
epmc_details(ext_id = "PMC4747116", data_src = "pmc")

# Other sources:
# Agricolo
epmc_details("IND43783977", data_src = "agr")
# Biological Patents
epmc_details("EP2412369", data_src = "pat")
# Chinese Biological Abstracts
epmc_details("583843", data_src = "cba")
# CiteXplore
epmc_details("C6802", data_src = "ctx")
# NHS Evidence
epmc_details("338638", data_src = "hir")
# Theses
epmc_details("409323", data_src = "eth")
# Preprint
epmc_details("PPR158112", data_src = "ppr")

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
epmc_details(ext_id = "26980001")
epmc_details(ext_id = "24270414")

# PMC record
epmc_details(ext_id = "PMC4747116", data_src = "pmc")

# Other sources:
# Agricolo
epmc_details("IND43783977", data_src = "agr")
# Biological Patents
epmc_details("EP2412369", data_src = "pat")
# Chinese Biological Abstracts
epmc_details("583843", data_src = "cba")
# CiteXplore
epmc_details("C6802", data_src = "ctx")
# NHS Evidence
epmc_details("338638", data_src = "hir")
# Theses
epmc_details("409323", data_src = "eth")
# Preprint
epmc_details("PPR158112", data_src = "ppr")

## End(Not run)

Fetch Europe PMC full texts

Description

This function loads full texts into R. Full texts are in XML format and are only provided for the Open Access subset of Europe PMC.

Usage

epmc_ftxt(ext_id = NULL)
epmc_ftxt(ext_id = NULL)

Arguments

ext_id

character, PMCID. All full text publications have external IDs starting 'PMC_'

Value

xml_document

Examples

  ## Not run: 
  epmc_ftxt("PMC3257301")
  epmc_ftxt("PMC3639880")
  
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  epmc_ftxt("PMC3257301")
  epmc_ftxt("PMC3639880")
  
## End(Not run)

Fetch Europe PMC books

Description

Use this function to retrieve book XML formatted full text for the Open Access subset of the Europe PMC bookshelf.

Usage

epmc_ftxt_book(ext_id = NULL)
epmc_ftxt_book(ext_id = NULL)

Arguments

ext_id

character, publication identifier. All book full texts are accessible either by the PMID or the 'NBK' book number.

Value

xml_document

Examples

  ## Not run: 
  epmc_ftxt_book("NBK32884")
  
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  epmc_ftxt_book("NBK32884")
  
## End(Not run)

Get search result count

Description

Search over Europe PMC and retrieve the number of results found

Usage

epmc_hits(query = NULL, ...)
epmc_hits(query = NULL, ...)

Arguments

`query`	query in the Europe PMC syntax
`...`	add query parameters from 'epmc_search()', e.g. synonym=true

Examples

 ## Not run: 
 epmc_hits('abstract:"burkholderia pseudomallei"')
 epmc_hits('AUTHORID:"0000-0002-7635-3473"')
 
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
 epmc_hits('abstract:"burkholderia pseudomallei"')
 epmc_hits('AUTHORID:"0000-0002-7635-3473"')
 
## End(Not run)

Get the yearly number of hits for a query and the total yearly number of hits for a given period

Description

Get the yearly number of hits for a query and the total yearly number of hits for a given period

Usage

epmc_hits_trend(query, synonym = TRUE, data_src = "med", period = 1975:2016)
epmc_hits_trend(query, synonym = TRUE, data_src = "med", period = 1975:2016)

Arguments

`query`	query in the Europe PMC syntax
`synonym`	logical, synonym search. If TRUE, synonym terms from MeSH terminology and the UniProt synonym list are queried, too. Disabled by default.
`data_src`	character, data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index (`med`) will be searched. The following three letter codes represent the sources, which are currently supported agr Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators. cba Chinese Biological Abstracts ctx CiteXplore eth EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library) hir NHS Evidence med PubMed/Medline NLM nbk Europe PMC Book metadata pat Biological Patents pmc PubMed Central ppr Preprint records
`period`	a vector of years (numeric) over which to perform the search

Details

A similar function was used in https://masalmon.eu/2017/05/14/evergreenreviewgraph/ where it was advised to not plot no. of hits over time for a query, but to normalize it by the total no. of hits.

Value

a data.frame (dplyr tbl_df) with year, total number of hits (all_hits) and number of hits for the query (query_hits)

Examples

## Not run: 
# aspirin as query
epmc_hits_trend('aspirin', period = 2006:2016, synonym = FALSE)
# link to cran packages in reference lists
epmc_hits_trend('REF:"cran.r-project.org*"', period = 2006:2016, synonym = FALSE)
# more complex with publication type review
epmc_hits_trend('(REF:"cran.r-project.org*") AND (PUB_TYPE:"Review" OR PUB_TYPE:"review-article")',
period = 2006:2016, synonym = FALSE)

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
# aspirin as query
epmc_hits_trend('aspirin', period = 2006:2016, synonym = FALSE)
# link to cran packages in reference lists
epmc_hits_trend('REF:"cran.r-project.org*"', period = 2006:2016, synonym = FALSE)
# more complex with publication type review
epmc_hits_trend('(REF:"cran.r-project.org*") AND (PUB_TYPE:"Review" OR PUB_TYPE:"review-article")',
period = 2006:2016, synonym = FALSE)

## End(Not run)

With the External Link services, Europe PMC allows third parties to publish links from Europe PMC to other webpages or tools. Current External Link providers, which can be selected through Europe PMC's advanced search, include Wikipedia, Dryad Digital Repository or other open services. For more information, see https://europepmc.org/labslink.

Usage

epmc_lablinks(
  ext_id = NULL,
  data_src = "med",
  lab_id = NULL,
  limit = 100,
  verbose = TRUE
)
epmc_lablinks(
  ext_id = NULL,
  data_src = "med",
  lab_id = NULL,
  limit = 100,
  verbose = TRUE
)

Arguments

`ext_id`	publication identifier
`data_src`	data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched. The following three letter codes represents the sources Europe PubMed Central supports: agr Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators. cba Chinese Biological Abstracts ctx CiteXplore eth EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library) hir NHS Evidence med PubMed/Medline NLM nbk Europe PMC Book metadata pat Biological Patents pmc PubMed Central
`lab_id`	character vector, identifiers of the external link service. Use Europe PMC's advanced search form to find ids.
`limit`	Number of records to be returned. By default, this function returns 100 records.
`verbose`	print information about what's going on

Value

Links found as nested data_frame

Examples

  ## Not run: 
  # Fetch links
  epmc_lablinks("24007304")
  # Link to Altmetric (lab_id = "1562")
  epmc_lablinks("25389392", lab_id = "1562")

  # Links to Wikipedia
  epmc_lablinks("24007304", lab_id = "1507")

  # Link to full text copy archived through the institutional repo of
  Bielefeld University
  epmc_lablinks("12736239", lab_id = "1056")
  
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  # Fetch links
  epmc_lablinks("24007304")
  # Link to Altmetric (lab_id = "1562")
  epmc_lablinks("25389392", lab_id = "1562")

  # Links to Wikipedia
  epmc_lablinks("24007304", lab_id = "1507")

  # Link to full text copy archived through the institutional repo of
  Bielefeld University
  epmc_lablinks("12736239", lab_id = "1056")
  
## End(Not run)

Summarise links to external sources

Description

With the External Link services, Europe PMC allows third parties to publish links from Europe PMC to other webpages or tools. Current External Link providers, which can be selected through Europe PMC's advanced search, include Wikipedia, Dryad Digital Repository or the institutional repo of Bielefeld University. For more information, see https://europepmc.org/labslink.

Usage

epmc_lablinks_count(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med")
epmc_lablinks_count(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med")

Arguments

ext_id

publication identifier

data_src

data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched. The following three letter codes represents the sources Europe PubMed Central supports:

agr: Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators.
cba: Chinese Biological Abstracts
ctx: CiteXplore
eth: EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library)
hir: NHS Evidence
med: PubMed/Medline NLM
nbk: Europe PMC Book metadata
pat: Biological Patents
pmc: PubMed Central

Value

data.frame with counts for each database

Examples

   ## Not run: 
   epmc_lablinks_count("24023770")
   epmc_lablinks_count("PMC3986813", data_src = "pmc")
   
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
   epmc_lablinks_count("24023770")
   epmc_lablinks_count("PMC3986813", data_src = "pmc")
   
## End(Not run)

Obtain a summary of hit counts

Description

This functions returns the number of results found for your query, and breaks it down to the various publication types, data sources, and subsets Europe PMC provides.

Usage

epmc_profile(query = NULL, synonym = TRUE)
epmc_profile(query = NULL, synonym = TRUE)

Arguments

`query`	character, search query. For more information on how to build a search query, see https://europepmc.org/Help
`synonym`	logical, synonym search. If TRUE, synonym terms from MeSH terminology and the UniProt synonym list are queried, too. Enabled by default.

Examples

## Not run: 
  epmc_profile('malaria')
  # use field search, e.g. query materials and reference section for
  # mentions of "ropensci"
  epmc_profile('(METHODS:"ropensci")')
 
## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  epmc_profile('malaria')
  # use field search, e.g. query materials and reference section for
  # mentions of "ropensci"
  epmc_profile('(METHODS:"ropensci")')
 
## End(Not run)

Get references for a given publication

Description

This function retrieves all the works listed in the bibliography of a given article.

Usage

epmc_refs(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med", limit = 100, verbose = TRUE)
epmc_refs(ext_id = NULL, data_src = "med", limit = 100, verbose = TRUE)

Arguments

`ext_id`	character, publication identifier
`data_src`	character, data source, by default Pubmed/MedLine index will be searched. The following three letter codes represent the sources Europe PubMed Central supports: agr Agricola is a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature created by the US National Agricultural Library and its co-operators. cba Chinese Biological Abstracts ctx CiteXplore eth EthOs Theses, i.e. PhD theses (British Library) hir NHS Evidence med PubMed/Medline NLM nbk Europe PMC Book metadata pat Biological Patents pmc PubMed Central
`limit`	integer, number of results. By default, this function returns 100 records.
`verbose`	logical, print some information on what is going on.

Value

returns reference section as tibble

Examples

## Not run: 
epmc_refs("PMC3166943", data_src = "pmc")
epmc_refs("25378340")
epmc_refs("21753913")

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
epmc_refs("PMC3166943", data_src = "pmc")
epmc_refs("25378340")
epmc_refs("21753913")

## End(Not run)

Search Europe PMC publication database

Description

This is the main function to search Europe PMC RESTful Web Service (https://europepmc.org/RestfulWebService). It fully supports the comprehensive Europe PMC query language. Simply copy & paste your query terms to R. To get familiar with the Europe PMC query syntax, check the Advanced Search Query Builder https://europepmc.org/advancesearch.

Usage

epmc_search(
  query = NULL,
  output = "parsed",
  synonym = TRUE,
  verbose = TRUE,
  limit = 100,
  sort = NULL
)
epmc_search(
  query = NULL,
  output = "parsed",
  synonym = TRUE,
  verbose = TRUE,
  limit = 100,
  sort = NULL
)

Arguments

`query`	character, search query. For more information on how to build a search query, see https://europepmc.org/Help
`output`	character, what kind of output should be returned. One of 'parsed', 'id_list' or 'raw' As default, parsed key metadata will be returned as data.frame. 'id_list' returns a list of IDs and sources. Use 'raw' to get full metadata as list. Please be aware that these lists can become very large.
`synonym`	logical, synonym search. If TRUE, synonym terms from MeSH terminology and the UniProt synonym list are queried, too. In order to replicate results from the website, with the Rest API you need to turn synonyms ON!
`verbose`	logical, print progress bar. Activated by default.
`limit`	integer, limit the number of records you wish to retrieve. By default, 100 are returned.
`sort`	character, relevance ranking is used by default. Use `sort = 'cited'` for sorting by the number of citations, or `sort = 'date'` by the most recent publications.

Value

tibble

Examples

## Not run: 
#Search articles for 'Gabi-Kat'
my.data <- epmc_search(query='Gabi-Kat')

#Get article metadata by DOI
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'DOI:10.1007/bf00197367')

#Get article metadata by PubMed ID (PMID)
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'EXT_ID:22246381')

#Get only PLOS Genetics article with EMBL database references
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'ISSN:1553-7404 HAS_EMBL:y')
#Limit search to 250 PLOS Genetics articles
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'ISSN:1553-7404', limit = 250)

# exclude MeSH synonyms in search
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'aspirin', synonym = FALSE)

# get 100 most cited atricles from PLOS ONE publsihed in 2014
epmc_search(query = '(ISSN:1932-6203) AND FIRST_PDATE:2014', sort = 'cited')

# print number of records found
attr(my.data, "hit_count")

# change output


## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
#Search articles for 'Gabi-Kat'
my.data <- epmc_search(query='Gabi-Kat')

#Get article metadata by DOI
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'DOI:10.1007/bf00197367')

#Get article metadata by PubMed ID (PMID)
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'EXT_ID:22246381')

#Get only PLOS Genetics article with EMBL database references
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'ISSN:1553-7404 HAS_EMBL:y')
#Limit search to 250 PLOS Genetics articles
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'ISSN:1553-7404', limit = 250)

# exclude MeSH synonyms in search
my.data <- epmc_search(query = 'aspirin', synonym = FALSE)

# get 100 most cited atricles from PLOS ONE publsihed in 2014
epmc_search(query = '(ISSN:1932-6203) AND FIRST_PDATE:2014', sort = 'cited')

# print number of records found
attr(my.data, "hit_count")

# change output


## End(Not run)

Get one page of results when searching Europe PubMed Central

Description

In general, use epmc_search instead. It calls this function, calling all pages within the defined limit.

Usage

epmc_search_(
  query = NULL,
  limit = 100,
  output = "parsed",
  page_token = NULL,
  ...
)
epmc_search_(
  query = NULL,
  limit = 100,
  output = "parsed",
  page_token = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

`query`	character, search query. For more information on how to build a search query, see https://europepmc.org/Help
`limit`	integer, limit the number of records you wish to retrieve. By default, 25 are returned.
`output`	character, what kind of output should be returned. One of 'parsed', 'id_list' or 'raw' As default, parsed key metadata will be returned as data.frame. 'id_list returns a list of IDs and sources. Use 'raw' to get full metadata as list. Please be aware that these lists can become very large.
`page_token`	cursor marking the page
`...`	further params from `epmc_search`

Search Europe PMC by DOIs

Description

Look up DOIs indexed in Europe PMC and get metadata back.

Usage

epmc_search_by_doi(doi = NULL, output = "parsed")
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = NULL, output = "parsed")

Arguments

`doi`	character vector containing DOI names.
`output`	character, what kind of output should be returned. One of 'parsed', 'id_list' or 'raw' As default, parsed key metadata will be returned as data.frame. 'id_list' returns a list of IDs and sources. Use 'raw' to get full metadata as list. Please be aware that these lists can become very large.

Examples

## Not run: 
# single DOI name
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = "10.1161/strokeaha.117.018077")
# multiple DOIname in a vector
my_dois <- c(
  "10.1159/000479962",
  "10.1002/sctm.17-0081",
  "10.1161/strokeaha.117.018077",
  "10.1007/s12017-017-8447-9")
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = my_dois)
# full metadata
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = my_dois, output = "raw")

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
# single DOI name
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = "10.1161/strokeaha.117.018077")
# multiple DOIname in a vector
my_dois <- c(
  "10.1159/000479962",
  "10.1002/sctm.17-0081",
  "10.1161/strokeaha.117.018077",
  "10.1007/s12017-017-8447-9")
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = my_dois)
# full metadata
epmc_search_by_doi(doi = my_dois, output = "raw")

## End(Not run)

Search Europe PMC by a DOI name

Description

Please use epmc_search_by_doi instead. It calls this method, returning open access status information from all your requests.

Usage

epmc_search_by_doi_(doi, .pb = NULL, output = NULL)
epmc_search_by_doi_(doi, .pb = NULL, output = NULL)

Arguments

`doi`	character vector containing DOI names.
`.pb`	progress bar object
`output`	character, what kind of output should be returned. One of 'parsed', 'id_list' or 'raw' As default, parsed key metadata will be returned as data.frame. 'id_list' returns a list of IDs and sources. Use 'raw' to get full metadata as list. Please be aware that these lists can become very large.

Examples

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  epmc_search_by_doi_("10.1159/000479962")

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  epmc_search_by_doi_("10.1159/000479962")

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europepmc - an R client for the Europe PMC RESTful article API

Description

What is europepmc?:

europepmc facilitates access to Europe PMC RESTful Web Service. Europe PMC covers life science literature and gives access to open access full texts. Coverage is not only restricted to Europe, but articles and abstracts are indexed from all over the world. Europe PMC ingests all PubMed content and extends its index with other sources, including Agricola, a bibliographic database of citations to the agricultural literature, or Biological Patents.

Besides searching abstracts and full text, europepmc can be used to retrieve reference sections and citations, text-mined terms or cross-links to other databases hosted by the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI).

For more information about Europe PMC, see their current paper: Ferguson, C., Araújo, D., Faulk, L., Gou, Y., Hamelers, A., Huang, Z., Ide-Smith, M., Levchenko, M., Marinos, N., Nambiar, R., Nassar, M., Parkin, M., Pi, X., Rahman, F., Rogers, F., Roochun, Y., Saha, S., Selim, M., Shafique, Z., … McEntyre, J. (2020). Europe PMC in 2020. Nucleic Acids Research, 49(D1), D1507–D1514. doi:10.1093/nar/gkaa994.

Author(s)

Maintainer: Najko Jahn [email protected] [copyright holder]

Other contributors:

Maëlle Salmon [contributor]

Package 'europepmc'

Help Index

Get annotations by article

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Get citations for a given publication

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Retrieve external database entities referenced in a given publication

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Retrieve the number of database links from Europe PMC publication database

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Get details for individual records

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Fetch Europe PMC full texts

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Fetch Europe PMC books

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Get search result count

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Get the yearly number of hits for a query and the total yearly number of hits for a given period

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Get links to external sources

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Summarise links to external sources

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Obtain a summary of hit counts

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Get references for a given publication

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