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[交流] PubMed 所有杂志及数据库列表

Journal Links by Journal Title (by the first letter of Journals)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entr ... xt_full_noprov.html

Journal Links by LinkOut Providers
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entr ... text_full_prov.html

LinkOut Providers
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/journals/active_providers.html

Journal Listing and Abbreviation
http://pir.georgetown.edu/pirwww/journal.lst.html

From the first link, we can know:

1. which datebase(eg. EBSCO) has this journal;
2. from which year it should have electronic fulltext, this can save our labour.

An important experience ---
How to search all papers in a journal with PubMed

Grammar: keyword AND journal name[ta]

eg. microarray AND science[ta]
stem cell AND j neurosci[ta]

Notes:
1. AND should be AND but not and, it does't matter for other letters to be in lower case or upper case.
2. Journal name can be full name or Abbreviation.
3. ta means journal title abbreviation.

Advantages:
1.You don't need to login the journal homepage and use its own search engine. Sometimes it has no homepage.

2. You can get 500 abstacts and fulltext links at most just for one time.Though journals often have its own search engine, there is usually a number limit for display, such as nature, cell.

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