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You can click on the links to one of the databases listed below or use the One Stop Search box from the Libraries to do a quick search for articles. The most popular database used in genetics is PubMed.
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The CAB Abstracts database covers the subject of agriculture in the broadest sense.
It includes: agronomy, biotechnology, crop protection, animal science, agricultural economics, environmental degradation and remediation, forestry, genetics, herbicides, irrigation, leisure, recreation and tourism, microbiology, nutrition, parasitology, rural development, soil science and veterinary medicine.
PubMed, a service of the National Library of Medicine, provides access to millions of citations from MEDLINE and additional life science journals. PubMed includes links to many sites providing full text articles and other related resources.
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Scopus is a multi-disciplinary abstract and citation database which includes journal articles and patents. Scopus also tracks cited references, allowing users to search for subsequently published papers that cite an original research paper.
One gene can have several different names. Combine for the different names of a gene with an OR to create a more complete search.For example:SCGB2A2 OR MGB1 OR mammaglobin. NCBI's Gene database is a good source for synonyms to build a more comprehensive PubMed search. For additional information see NCBI's tips on finding published information on a gene or sequence.
NCBI How to: Find published information on a gene or sequence