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Nucleic Acids Research, 1988, Vol. 16, No. 5 1667-1680
© 1988

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Mapping from GenBank to MEDLINE

Ellen J. Bicknell, Roy Rada, Davidson Sara and Ruth Stander

MeSH Section, National Library of Medicine Bethesda, MD 20894, USA

Received July 23, 1987. Revised November 11, 1987. Accepted November 11, 1987.

GenBank has been based largely on literature that provides nucleic acid sequences. To find additional literature that is relevant to a given sequence, a search of MEDLINE can prove helpful. This paper documents some of the similarities between GenBank and MEDLINE that facilitate retrieval of documents from MEDLINE. In particular, techniques and examples are presented which take GenBank information and lead to MEDLINE information that supplements the GenBank information.


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