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To perform PubMed searches The user left click on Publication Manager data-type, on clipboard or press Pubmed Bottom on Publication Manager View (Red Circle).
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== Operation ==
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To perform PubMed searches, right click on an object of the Publication Manager data-type '''Publication Manager -> Search''' in the clipboard or press the '''New Query button''' on the ''Publication Manager View'' (bottom left).
  
Publication Manager -> Search
 
  
 
[[File:PubMed_Search.png|1500px|center]]
 
[[File:PubMed_Search.png|1500px|center]]
  
A new PubMed search will be performed using the keywords selected by the user in the pop-up window.
 
  
[[File:Pubmed_Search_GUI.jpg|center]]
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== Search Settings ==
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A new PubMed search will be performed using the keywords selected in the pop-up window.
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[[File:Pubmed_Search_GUI.png|center]]
  
The user can restrict the search for an specific organism and can also type the name of an author, a journal, the type of article, if article is present in PubMEd Central or Medline, If full text is available or select a publication date interval.
 
  
The '''Ok button''' starts the search process and a GUI for confirming the number of results appears.
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You can restrict the search for a specific organism and can also select the name of an author, a journal, the type of article, if the article is present in PubMed Central or Medline, if full text is available or select a publication date interval.
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== Confirm results ==
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Pressing the '''Continue''' button' starts the search process and a pop-up window is launched allowing to check the number of results prior to the retrieval of the full results.
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[[File:Pubmed_Search_GUI_After.png|center]]
 
[[File:Pubmed_Search_GUI_After.png|center]]
  
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== Result ==
  
If new query is succeed the new Query are available in Publication Manager View
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If the query succeeds, the new Query results become available in the Publication Manager View as shown below.
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[[File:PublicationManager_GUI.png|center|1500px]]
  
[[File:PublicationManager_GUI.png|center]]
 
 
 
While the query is processing a Time Left Bar present a estimate time left for operation.
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While the query is processing, a progress bar presents the estimated time for the operation to conclude.
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[[Image:Estimate_time_left.png|center]]
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== Special Search Setting ==
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This section details a special type of search in Pubmed using '''Pubmed Search''' operation that searches for documents given a list of PMIDs.
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=== Find Documents given PMIDs list ===
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You can build a query to collect all the publications given a list of PMIDs. See example
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<pre>
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Example:
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PMIDs:
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19210448
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19789687
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18730734
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20385001
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Keywords = 19210448[uid] OR 19789687[uid] OR 18730734[uid] OR 20385001[uid]
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</pre>
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[[Image:Estimate_time_left.jpg|center]]
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[[File:PubmedSearchByPmids.png|center|800px]]

Latest revision as of 13:51, 10 March 2015

Operation

To perform PubMed searches, right click on an object of the Publication Manager data-type Publication Manager -> Search in the clipboard or press the New Query button on the Publication Manager View (bottom left).


PubMed Search.png


Search Settings

A new PubMed search will be performed using the keywords selected in the pop-up window.


Pubmed Search GUI.png


You can restrict the search for a specific organism and can also select the name of an author, a journal, the type of article, if the article is present in PubMed Central or Medline, if full text is available or select a publication date interval.

Confirm results

Pressing the Continue button' starts the search process and a pop-up window is launched allowing to check the number of results prior to the retrieval of the full results.


Pubmed Search GUI After.png

Result

If the query succeeds, the new Query results become available in the Publication Manager View as shown below.


PublicationManager GUI.png


While the query is processing, a progress bar presents the estimated time for the operation to conclude.


Estimate time left.png


Special Search Setting

This section details a special type of search in Pubmed using Pubmed Search operation that searches for documents given a list of PMIDs.

Find Documents given PMIDs list

You can build a query to collect all the publications given a list of PMIDs. See example

Example: 

PMIDs:

19210448
19789687
18730734
20385001

Keywords = 19210448[uid] OR 19789687[uid] OR 18730734[uid] OR 20385001[uid]


PubmedSearchByPmids.png