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Pubmed

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This Embryology wiki uses an extension that allows a full reference and a link to the original PubMed reference to be inserted into a page by using just the PMID number. (More? Help:Reference Tutorial)

Generating an Automated PubMed Search

The code required to search for "fertilization" publications on PubMed for fertilisation is shown below.

[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?db=pubmed&cmd=search&term=fertilization fertilization]

Here is what it looks like on the page. fertilization

The code required to search for the 10 most recent publications on PubMed for fertilisation is shown below.

<pubmed limit=10>Fertilization</pubmed>

Here is what it looks like on the page. Note that with automated searches you do not always get what you expect!

<pubmed limit=10>Fertilization</pubmed>

Using References on your Page/Project

The following help page (Help:Reference Tutorial) shows how to cite research/sources on your page if they are listed on the PubMed (Medicine) database.

The code required to add a PubMed citation is shown below.

<ref name="PMIDXXXXX"><pubmed>XXXXX</pubmed></ref>

Just the number proceeded by PMID will also generate a link to the PubMed reference.

PMID 17304021

Reference

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed

Copyright

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