Brian Osborne writes:
>I've heard that Medline articles/references have been released by
>the National Library of Medicine on CD-ROM.
Bill Kupiec writes:
>It's true.
>NCBI has developed an end-user CD-ROM called Entrez:Sequences that contains an
>integrated view of DNA and protein sequence data and their associated MEDLINE
>entries.
I hope everyone understands that the Medline references on Entrez are
a *VERY* small subset of Medline; specifically references that have
something to do with DNA or proteins sequences.
One (1) year of the complete Medline will fill a CD all by itself.
I know of no free or even inexpensive way of getting Medline on
(multiple) CDs. There are commercial sources (which I haven't kept
the references for) but they are quite expensive (4 figures).
-David Steffen-
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David Steffen
Department of Cell Biology, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston TX 77030
Telephone = (713) 798-6655, FAX = (713) 790-0545
Internet = steffen at bcm.tmc.edu
