Search PubMed Medline for free
The PubMed is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
This is the search system that provides public access to the biomedical database of bibliographic information (including abstracts of articles) from Medline and PreMedline.
PubMed also provides access to the molecular biology databases included in NCBI's Entrez retrieval system.
To search PubMed click here.
How to find cited article in another journal.
In addition to abstracts (when available) current version of PubMed allows you to navigate to the full text articles at the corresponding journal web sites. While at a particular PubMed record watch for the logo of 'article fulltext at the journal website'.
Please note, however, that fulltext access to articles in many instances will require your subscription to a specific journal. In case your institution has such subscription you will either access the article directly or will need to sign in using your institutional login name and password.
Integrated
search of PubMed and Highwire Press journals
There is another search tool that become available at the begining of year 2002. It is developed by Highwire Press (that assists with electronic production of many respected journals).
This service will let you search the citations in both Highwire Press database and in the PubMed Medline database as well as material not present in conventional Medline databases. It provides advanced search and retrieval features specifically designed for the readers of online biomedical journals and automatically detects those journals to which your institution is subscribed.
You can access this service here.
While at HighWire search engine, you may also wish to search across multiple journals that are published online with the assistance of Highwire Press.
When reading an article of interest at Neurobiology of Lipids, a quick and easy way to find related articles is through the use of the 'Related Articles' link at the right of the 'Article navigation menu' (at the top of the full text .HTML article or abstract page).
This will retrieve the list of related articles from the PubMed system and display it in your browser. Clicking on the citation to any of these related articles will retrieve the full citation and abstract in the PubMed Medline format.
Please note, that this service will be different from the one provided by the majority of online journals, that utilize automatic (i.e. computer generated) detection of related articles.
Our 'Related articles' links will be created manually by the Neurobiology of Lipids to ensure that automation does not miss important related contributions.
This will allow you to identify articles which address related research topics quickly and easily. Direct links will enable your access the list of Related Articles from any online article.
Looking
for other online journals ?
Important journals are coming online nearly every day. While no one can keep record of all online journals, there are a few places to look for your favorite journals. Some of these sites are listed at our Subject Library page.
Our Subject Library also provides links to important journals that publish articles related to the scope of the Neurobiology of Lipids.
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for other scientific information on the web at large?
To locate scientific information of your interest on the WEB at large try Scirus, a powerful search engine developed for locating scientific information only. Place your SciRus search order in the window below.
(Make a note, however, that we found Scirus far from being comprehensive)