What's this all about? This site applies a simple, photorealistic variant of the Chernoff Faces visualization technique to impact factor data for papers in the PubMed database of biomedical literature. Basically it allows you to search PubMed and have the results represented as a set of human faces. The theory is that mapping multidimensional data (in this case the age, journal impact factor and c
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Support for Genome Workbench will end on March 31 2024. You may still use the application, but supporting documentation will not be available after this date. Read more. Genome Workbench offers researchers a rich set of integrated tools for studying and analyzing genetic data. Users can explore and compare data from multiple sources including the NCBI databases or the user’s own private data. Data
My NCBI Collections: Save PubMed® Search Results [Editor's Note: This feature was implemented in PubMed on February 28, 2006.] y ou can temporarily save PubMed search results using the Clipboard. You can also save search strategies using My NCBI. Soon you will be able to save search results indefinitely within PubMed - using a new My NCBI feature called Collections. The Collections feature is used
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