The resource consists of five volumes, which can be divided into the following subject areas: upper extremity, lower extremity, trunk, head & neck, and internal organs. The content can be searched by anatomical regions and parts, as well as by the A-Z index. Throughout each program there are review sections that let you test yourself.

The agricultural disciplines covered in AGRICOLA are extensive and include food and human nutrition, agricultural engineering and technology, earth, and environmental sciences. Citations are comprised of journal articles, book chapters, theses, patents, software, audio-visual materials, and technical reports to support agricultural research. Coverage: 1970 to present.

AMED provides bibliographic records for over 500 journals, and abstracts dating back 1995. The resource provides a collection of scientific, technical, and medical (STM) information and includes a range of International titles, including French, German, Turkish and Scandinavian. Coverage: 1985 to present.

Founded in 1932, Annual Reviews synthesizes the research literature and identifies the principal contributions in your field. Once you registered, you can customize your profile in the My Account section of the site.

Summaries on microbiology, epidemiology, laboratory diagnosis, clinical manifestations and pathogenesis complement the sections on antimicrobial therapy. The website is updated daily with new articles on diagnosis and therapy. The Guided Medline Search feature allows retrieval of recent articles pertinent to a specific clinical topic.

Subject coverage includes traditional areas of biology like botany, zoology, and microbiology and interdisciplinary fields such as agriculture, biochemistry, bioengineering, biomedical, biophysics, biotechnology, ecology, medicine, and pharmacology. For items published from 2006 forwards, cited references are fully indexed from BIOSIS sources. Coverage: 1969 to present.

This resource combines journal content from Biological Abstracts with supplemental coverage from Biological Abstracts (Reports, Reviews, Meetings). Subjects Include molecular biology, botany, zoology, ecology and the environment, microbiology, and interdisciplinary areas, such as experimental, clinical, and veterinary medicine, biotechnology and genetics, agriculture and nutrition, biochemistry, pharmacology, and public health. Coverage: 1969 to present.

In addition to Cochrane Reviews, Cochrane Library provides other sources of information, such as other systematic reviews abstracts, technology assessments, economic evaluations, and individual clinical trials.
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In addition to Cochrane Reviews, Cochrane Library provides other sources of information, such as other systematic reviews abstracts, technology assessments, economic evaluations, and individual clinical trials.
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In addition to Cochrane Reviews, Cochrane Library provides other sources of information, such as other systematic reviews abstracts, technology assessments, economic evaluations, and individual clinical trials.
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It includes journal articles, books, and conference proceedings, and the content is sourced from MEDLINE. It contains studies of methods used in reviews and more general methodological studies. The records contain the title of the article, and a summary of the article, but they do not contain the full text. The publication of CMR ceased in 2012.

CSH Laboratory is renowned for its teaching of biomedical research techniques. Each monthly issue details multiple essential methods, a mix of cutting-edge and well-established techniques. Coverage: Vol.1 (2006) to present.

The basic component of the library is an electronic book that synthesizes a scientific topic, authored by a researcher in the field. The Library has purchased Morgan & Claypool's Synthesis Digital Library of Engineering & Computer Science (Collections One, Two and Three) and their Colloquium Digital Library of Life Sciences (Collection One). Ebooks are provided as PDF files, which may be copied or printed within 'acceptable use' rules.

This compilation encompasses all aspects of biochemistry, as well as the extensions of this subject into the related fields of molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, and biophysics. The encyclopedia covers all areas of biological chemistry. Entries further contain general background and term definitions, and a review of the current research in the field.

By providing concise expositions on a broad range of topics, this database is a resource for those seeking information beyond their specific areas of expertise. Written by a distinguished panel of authors, entries cover a variety of aspects of cancer such as oncology, immunology, epidemiology, gene therapy, oncogenes/tumour suppressor genes, and pharmacology.

The biology of gastroenterology is dealt with in areas such as anatomy and development, cell biology, and hormones, while clinical issues are also covered in sections such as surgery, cancer, parasitology, and radiology and endoscopy. This reference work will appeal to academic and clinical gastroenterologists, nephrologists, endocrinologists, physiologists, hepatologists, as well as general medical practitioners and nutritionists.

Dr Sydney Brenner, the 2002 Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine, and Professor Jeffrey H. Miller of UCLA have gathered the world's top geneticists to contribute to this collection.

This resource is ideal for the classroom setting, the lab, research, and as a study or reference tool for students. It provides a large collection of streaming audio seminar lectures with PowerPoint presentations that cover a wide range of health science related topics.

ISRCTN accepts all studies involving human subjects or populations with outcome measures assessing effects on human health and well-being, including studies in healthcare, social care, education, workplace safety and economic development. It provides content validation and curation and the unique identification number necessary for publication. All records are freely accessible.

MEDLINE is a biomedical database produced by the National Library of Medicine. It is updated daily, and it offers bibliographic citations and author abstracts from biomedical journals. It contains records with the following possible status besides MEDLINE: Publisher, In-Data-Review, In-Process and PubMed-not-MEDLINE records from NLM. Coverage: 1948 to present.

Available online since 1996, PubMed was developed by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), at the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM), located at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Citations in PubMed primarily stem from the biomedicine and health fields, and related disciplines such as life sciences, behavioural sciences, chemical sciences, and bioengineering. The database does not include full-text journal articles; however, links to the full text might be present when available from other sources.

It offers access to the CAS database Chemical Abstracts (1947-present), Registry (1957-present), and CASREACT (from journals, 1985-present from patents, 1991-present). Users may search citations to chemistry literature by topic, author, CAS Registry Number, patent number, and CAS abstract number. Chemical substances may be searched by chemical name, structure, CAS Registry Number, and formula.

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Scraping content from SciFinder for computational analysis is outside the scope of the licence held with CAS. "Computational analysis" is defined as any processing of content using LLMs, generative AI or other forms of AI analysis. This restriction applies to all projects, including dissertations, and all SciFinder content should be deleted from personal computers if it has been scraped for this purpose.

Scopus is Elsevier's database, launched in 2004. It combines a comprehensive abstract and citation database with data and linked scholarly content. Content derives from peer-reviewed journals, and ebooks in subject fields, such as life sciences, social sciences, physical sciences, and health sciences. Coverage: 1823 to present.

It allows queries using keywords and semantically related categories and provides search results in the context of full text. Resulting full text annotations can be integrated into any user-defined curation platform. Textpresso Central includes articles from the PMC Open Archive and uses the Unstructured Information Management Architecture (UIMA) framework as well as Lucene indexing.

The database started in 1997 because of the work of the founders Jon Brassey and Dr Chris Price in answering clinical questions. The creation of the Trip Database allowed the simultaneous searching of multiple sites. Its evolution has been guided by the desire to answer clinical questions using the principles of evidence based medicine.

The interactive displays show you different structures and areas of the human body. The content includes 3D illustrations, MRI scans, cadaver images, animations, and quizzes. The definitions and pronunciations are available in multiple languages.

Coverage includes current and retrospective journal and proceedings data in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities. We have access to Proquest Disserations & Theses Index; Science Citation Index Expanded (from 1970), Social Sciences Citation Index (from 1970), Arts & Humanities Citation Index (from 1975), Conference Proceedings Citation Index (from 1990), and Emerging Sources Citation Index (from 2015).

Founded in 1831, BAAS served to direct the acquisition of scientific knowledge, spread knowledge and discussion between scientists across the world. The archive covers astronomy, biology, technology, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, agriculture, meteorology, physics, history of science, and government grants for scientific research. This database also hosts the University of Liverpool’s Sir Oliver Lodge Papers (1870-1936), which contain Lodge's research notebooks up to 1912, and letters from Lodge, Davies, Larmor and Fitzgerald.

RCP members have collected manuscripts and papers on a wide range of medical and non-medical topics. As a result the archives contain an eclectic range of 14th- to 19th-century manuscripts. Personal papers of past fellows from the 16th century to the 19th century provide glimpses into the personal lives and social concerns of many distinguished physicians.

The resource consists of five volumes, which can be divided into the following subject areas: upper extremity, lower extremity, trunk, head & neck, and internal organs. The content can be searched by anatomical regions and parts, as well as by the A-Z index. Throughout each program there are review sections that let you test yourself.

The interactive displays show you different structures and areas of the human body. The content includes 3D illustrations, MRI scans, cadaver images, animations, and quizzes. The definitions and pronunciations are available in multiple languages.