Write Main boolean query term here: $**** Sequenential search PubMed, PMCentral and Scilit(MDPI) **** Input the main query string (upper green box) consisting of phrases connected by logical OR operator. | is equivalent to OR. Write # next to term to use [TIAB] operator to avoid pubmed search term expansion. Use {ab_c} to expand to abc OR ab-c OR ab c. Input another phrase to AND with the main search term 1 row below. Only PubMed/PMCentral: A search line NOT to be included into the 3rd line. Scilit cannot NOT.$ $HTML data are transmitted by GET method, so there is a maximum length of transmittable queries. Supermedline accepts max 1679 characters including qualifiers and operators. This form generates errors if longer queries are entered. PubMed at NCBI can be fed with up to 5244 characters. Such longer terms can be a result of this websuite's expandable query formats like {ab_cd} so that this page will update on ENTER appropriately but it will generate too long a string to fed other resources. This button shows actual length after ENTER has been pressed.$
Filter by AND this boolean term: This search phrase is logical ANDed with the main search phrase.
Typical idea is (Synonyms of Protein A) AND (Synonyms of Protein B)
Filter by NOT this boolean term:

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do not change Proxy1. The default proxy will be used in conjunction with Supermidline/SuperPMC/CitationMatcher.
In Germany, it is a public funded free acces to many backfiles from Wiley, Oxford, Informa and others.
Intl. users might prefer sci-hub.org; I can talk about but I cannot link :)))
I have no concept for OpenURL linkresolvers currently.

The default proxy will be used in conjunction with Supermidline/SuperPMC/CitationMatcher.
In Germany, it is a public funded free acces to many backfiles from Wiley, Oxford, Informa and others.
Intl. users might prefer sci-hub.org; I can talk about but I cannot link :)))
I have no concept for OpenURL linkresolvers currently.

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Wikipedia, Guidelines, Study Protocols and Point-of-Care Knowledge Systems

Major Journal Publishers -- Journal Hosts -- Directories

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ossiPubmed online | multi-site query | citation matcher

search term forwarder, linkout arborizer, reference to pubmed transcriptor
This is your multipurpose suite to retrieve the literature from medicine and the life sciences
which queries external webresources like publisher's sites, journal collections and
other open access information databases like DOAJ by a systematic algorithm on these online medical libraries.
Once entered, your search term feeds the external webresources which show their retrieved scientific reviews and article collections.

Items found by PubMed or PubMedCentral (PMCentral, PMC) will be linked to free accessible host like European PMCentral, Deutsche Nationallizenz;
Google scholar is fed to retrieve Author-hosted repository contents, i.e. from researchgate.net.

You might be interested in retrieving a PDF from a journal article's bibliography, from a slide presentation script
or from a reference short note, without the need to lookup for the journal titles abbreviation to proceed:

PNA 96 1234 is all you need to get PMID=9990007 - and to linkout immediately to the Proc-Natl-Acad-Sci-U-S-A article page.
This compares well with the original PubMed Single and batch Citation Matcher to look for PubMed Journals

These features make the third-party advanced biomedical search engine OssiPubMed-online a versatile
Free PubMed Central Alternative Bibliographic Search Interface which searches the biomedical literature -
one amongst other Entrez Global Query (NCBI, National Center for Biotechnology Information) based medline alternative web application interfaces
accessing the PubMed medical literature database using the Entrez Programming Utilities eUtils API system to perform a PubMed Medline search.

This webtool is quite similar to the omnibox browswer plugin collection at SumSearch - my php script, (no program/plugin needed) transforms more complex search phrases according to the specific database properties - applying the basic bioinformatic concept of feeding external sites engines with pre-formatted search term-containing hyperlinks. I transform full-booleans queries down to phrase if necessary to feed them most compatible

This websuite is of use to any physician, health professional, pharmacist active in applying medicine and running basic reseach in biomedicine, bioscience, drug development. It is a supplemental tool for health librarians to establish medical literature collections for the individual, for grant applications and cochrane systematic reviews. It finds grey literature like phd theses and dissertations as well as supplementary point-of-care information.

Visit the original help page to learn more about this websuite

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Ossip Groth (Arzt Univ-Hamburg 2003 Vollapprobation 2001 AIP; ?rztekammer Westfalen-Lippe aekwl.de)
Maria Theresia Strasse 11, D-57462 Olpe am See, www.kidney.de, olpedia@kidney.de