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. 2006 Nov 27;35(Database issue):D61–D65. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkl842

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Entrez query results include records from RefSeq and GenBank (nucleotide queries) or GenPept (protein queries). (A) Users who register for MyNCBI can log on to access several services including customizing results displays. The display illustrates that user pruitt is logged in to MyNCBI. (B) Results are categorized into Tabs. The query for ‘adenylosuccinate lyase’ returns a total of 1545 records (first tab), 715 of which are RefSeq records (last tab). The display illustrates that additional tabs were added to the display to report result subsets for Bacteria and for proteins that have links to the NCBI Map Viewer. (C) Numerous links are calculated between records and can be accessed via the default ‘Links’ menu, or as shown here, the complete set of links can be shown for each record by selecting the option to display links as ‘Plain Links’ in MyNCBI. The link to ‘PubMed (RefSeq)’ returns all publications that are associated with the Entrez Gene record and thus may include a more comprehensive bibliography than that annotated on the RefSeq record.