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  Journals

 
ON THIS PAGE:
 

 
 
Major Full Text Journals  (full text articles are available starting from the indicated year, volume, and page; 
this sigh denotes FREE ACCESS for everybody to full text articles
NB: For Specialty Journals see other relevant sections of this website (e.g.: Pathways, Cell Biology, Immunoloigy, etc.) 
  • Lancet  (1997 Dec 6, v350p)
  • PNAS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA  (1990 Jan v 87 p0) NB: Coverage of PNAS through JStor includes Vol.1 (1915) through Vol. 95 (1998).
  • STKE  Signal Transduction Knowledge Environment
  • Yeast  (1997 Jan v13 p1)

 
 
EXHAUSTIVE LISTS of Biomedical Journals at various major libraries and databases


  • Journal Lists at Universities and Schools:
    • Baylor MBCR's collection of on-line journals in Molecular and Cell Biology and Biochemistry
    • HarvardBiolabs  Electronic journals in Biology at BioLabs Library of Harvard Dept of MCB
    • HarvardMedLib  Electronic journals in Biology and Medicine from Countway Library at Harvard Medical School
    • HOLLIS e-resources Harvard Library
    • JHU Welch Gateway at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
    • MedWeb  Biological and Medical journals from the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library of Emory University
    • Princeton  Electronic journals from Princeton University Library, all areas of Science
    • Stanford  Electronic journals from Stanford, all areas of Science and Humanities, by Subject Category
    • Stanford Links  Other electronic journal sites and resources -- from Stanford links
    • Galen at UCSF  Electronic journals in Biomedical Sciences from UCSF

  • Journal Lists in Databases: see also subsection: Major Bibliographic Databases
    • PubMed  MEDLINE journals with links to Publisher web sites
    • ExPASy List of journals cited  in the  SWISS-PROT and PROSITE data banks. List contains an "official" abbreviation, full title, links to the journal website, etc.

  • Journal Lists at Specialized Websites:
    • Biochem&MolBiol  Biochemistry and Molecular Biology journals maintained by Jim Beasley
    • BiolJournals  WWW pages for a large variety of Biological and Medical journals and Abbreviations
    • Electronic Biology Journals
    • PubList. The Internet Directory of Publications. A database of over 150,000 magazines, journals, newsletters, & other periodicals.


 
 
Collections of Full Text Journal Articles: Non-biological Articles:
  • FindArticles is an archive of published articles from more than 300 magazines and journals dating back to 1998. The range of topics include business, health, society, entertainment, sports and more. Each of the hundreds of thousands of articles in FindArticles can be read in its entirety and printed at no cost.

 
Publishers

 
 
Alert Services:
  • Journal Articles:
    • PubCrawler is a free "alerting" service that scans daily updates to the NCBI Medline (PubMed) and GenBank databases.  PubCrawler can keep scientists informed of the current contents of Medline and GenBank, by listing new database entries that match their research interests.
    • CMS, Current Medline Scanner is an e-mail alert service that uses the PubMed search facility of the National Library of Medicine. Once you have established a search, CMS will check in PubMed each week to see if any new articles fulfilling your search criteria have appeared. The title and citation of new articles are sent to you by email along with a link to the abstract. Note that articles are often added to PubMed weeks or months after publication - the citations you receive by email refer to articles newly deposited in PubMed. 
    • BioMail is a small web-based application for medical researchers, biologists, and anyone who wants to know the latest information about a disease or a biological phenomenon. It is written to automate searching for recent scientific papers in the PubMed Medline database. BioMail is free and will stay free. Periodically BioMail does a user-customized Medline search and sends all matching articles recently added to Medline to the users' e-mail address.
  • Sequences at Databases:
    • Sequence Alerting System. The sequence alerting system in its present form will search each day in several databases for news on (homologues of) "your" sequence and will inform you by email if it has detected a new relative. The service is provided by the Bork group at the Biocomputing Unit of the EMBL. 
    • Swiss-Shop is a service that allows you to automatically obtain (by email) new sequence entries relevant to your field(s) of interest. 

 
 
 
 
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