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How people are using Europe PMC APIs
The Europe PMC APIs are used by academic institutes, commercial industries, publishers, funders, infrastructure providers, text mining groups, open science apps and tools, and Research Information (CRIS) systems. The APIs are a powerful tool for programmatic users, enabling access to open content and metadata for building diverse applications for discovery of biomedical data.
For more information about the APIs, see the Developers overview, and the Europe PMC Tech blog.
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What users say about the APIs
Zetoc relies on Europe PMC's quality and dependability
As part of the Zetoc service, we have utilised the EuropePMC API to supplement our data sources, in this case, highlighting openly available material. We require sources to be ‘production strength’, ie reliable and of sufficient quality. EuropePMC has proved to be such a quality source and highly dependable.
Zetoc team
On using mouse mine and Europe PMC to find IMPC alleles mentions
I have worked with other literature services APIs like Scopus and WoS but there is no comparison with the service Europe PMC team provides.
Frederico Lopez Gomez
Web developer at International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium
API case studies
FAIR-biomed: a browser extension using Europe PMC API
FAIR-biomed is a browser extension that aims to facilitate investigative research in biomedicine. It connects users to information stored in specialized databases. Read the full story...
PDBe integrates Europe PMC APIs
PDBe, a member of the Worldwide Protein Bank, is a European resource that maintains a free and publicly available archive of macromolecular structures. The public can easily find information on protein structure and metadata associated with protein structure. Read the full story...
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Partnerships & funding
Europe PMC is developed by EMBL-EBI with support from the Europe PMC Funders' Group, in collaboration with the National Library of Medicine (NLM), as part of the PubMed Central International archive network.
Europe PMC is an ELIXIR Core Data Resource, Global Core Biodata Resource, and conforms with EMBL-EBI’s long term data preservation policies.