NextBio: the search engine for life sciences data July 3, 2007
Posted by Bertalan Meskó in Bioinformatics, Biology, Computer, Invention, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Web 2.0, science.trackback
What a great web 2.0 based site (watch the demo)! Just like you’d use Pubmed, but in a more dynamic way:
NextBio is a web-based scientific data search engine that offers instant access, search and collaboration across a vast repository of life sciences information. Our query interface makes it easy to ask questions about genes, pathways, study results, disease areas, compound treatments and biomarkers, just to name a few.
Genes, proteins, clinical experimental study result, everything. Give it a shot!
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Hi,
http://www.brij.in/
This is another free and effective customized Life Science Search Engine , which only searches your queries in about 6 thousand exclusively life science sites , and returns effective and meaningful results.
The results can be further filtered based on many pre-defined labels for further accuracy.
Please try a few searches based on your research area in life science to see the difference.
The url is : http://www.brij.in/
Thank you, Brij, for the link!
I bookmarked it and will write about it soon.
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Search engines designed to search for biological science information on the World Wide Web. These specialized search engines are cross-linked and offers search for bioscience-related journals, books, protocols, images and videos, softwares, jobs, events, definitions, and much more!