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UK PubMed Central (UKPMC) search 20100708
by UKPMC
UK PubMed Central (UKPMC) is a unique, free, information resource for biomedical and health researchers. Home page: http://ukpmc.ac.uk
About this Add-on
UK PubMed Central (UKPMC)
- Search 23 million+ abstracts and 1.8 million+ full text research articles from PubMed Central
- Discover who is citing who, find related data resources and browse summaries of key terms
- Access additional content including biological patents, clinical guidelines, doctoral theses (sourced from EThOS) and research reports
- Enabling discovery, by providing access to valuable and hard to find additional content such as biological patents, clinical guidelines, theses and research reports and integrating a range of bibliographic databases - including PubMed, PubMed Central and Agricola - into a single, seamless search. Moreover, UKPMC enables you to navigate between the different content sets at the click of a button.
- Cutting edge features offered through the UKPMC development programme. Text and data mining technologies enable access to further sources of quality assured information, such as gene, protein and chemical compound databases, from relevant terms found within abstracts and full-text articles.
- Manage the information of interest to you using the Clipboard and become highly productive in UKPMC without any login or registration. The Clipboard helps you track your search queries, abstracts and even biological entities. You can export or email your Clipboard so that you can continue to be productive outside UKPMC.
- Assessment of research impact. UKPMC holds details of over 16,000 Principal Investigators and 23,000 grants. Using the UKPMC+ Grant Reporting Service, researchers, administrative staff and the UKPMC Funders can determine research outcomes by linking research grants to publications.
