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PubMed magic

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Can the new PubMed magic be applied to other databases? Like JSTOR, or the CrossRef search, or SagePub, Cambridge journals, IngentaConnect, etc?
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Nope. You guys have nothing like PubMed, I'm afraid.

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Have you looked at the CrossRef search too? This, along with google scholar, seems to be the upcoming equivalent to pubmed for the myriad of journal publishers (I use equivalent rather loosely;) )
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Right. They really aren't eqivalent, I'm afraid.

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