Bio-Rad EXQuest Spot Cutter - Manual (Page 251)

PDQuest User Guide
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7.2.b Annotation Categories
Annotations are organized in categories. Some examples of annotation categories are
protein name, amino acid composition, binding properties, translational regulation,
etc.
You first select the category, then enter the annotation. A single spot may be
annotated in multiple categories, depending on the amount and type of information
you know about it.
Most categories contain simple text annotations. Specialized categories can be used to
link spots to Internet protein databases or open files in other applications.
PDQuest includes a number of standard categories. To add these to the Select
Category list, click the Std button below the list. The standard categories will appear
in the list.
Creating and Editing Categories
To create a new category, click the Add button below the Select Category list.
Fig. 7-11. Adding an URL category.
In the dialog box, enter a Name for the category and any Description you want to
include. If this category will contain textual annotations, the Text option button