Wherever possible, protein names searchable in the NCBI database are listed in Table S1.
If you don't want to add a bookmark, you won't be able to add your Tip until after the 48 hour period has expired AND the business is fully searchable in their big database.
If you do not want to add a bookmark, you will not be able to add your Tip until after the 48-hour period has expired AND the business is fully searchable in their big database.
Eventually, Ms. Baty said, the collection, which also includes political cartoons lampooning Mr. Hoover, scrapbooks and manuscripts, will be digitized and searchable in an online database, available to researchers.
In addition, SNP IDs are not always searchable in public databases and in particular Ensembl and NCBI.
In a recent publication, which is not easily searchable in biomedical databases, Fischer et al. (2006) reported pharmacokinetics and tissue sequestration and distribution in male Sprague-Dawley rats of two QDs synthesized in the authors' own laboratories (Fischer et al. 2006).
In order to comply with the principle of the transparent access to data for the sake of integration [49], all of the data generated in this study is available online in a searchable database, the OrphanMine, a database that supports wide-scale downloads of data, including lists of CDS with rich annotations in GFF3 (Generic Feature Format Version 3) (http://song.sourceforge.net/gff3.shtml) format.
But the real fun comes in the searchable database, which allows you to look up contributions to hundreds of city candidates, based on the name, employer or ZIP code of the contributors, the date of the contribution or its amount.
– Its logo, tagline and this trademark filing ("providing an on-line searchable database in the field of genealogy and family history") suggest it has something to do with mapping your family tree in order to find out 'who you are' (also see: Geni, Ancestry.com, MyHeritage and others).
You can view all the winners in the searchable database on the GABF website, or download a pdf. .
