Why is Quertle different?

It’s easy - Quertle’s friendly interface makes it simple to search and refine results.

It’s powerful - Using its advanced semantics, Quertle finds quality search results, not just long lists.

It’s inclusive - All of PubMed (MEDLINE) plus an ever increasing number of full-text documents.

If you search for two or more terms, you will find occurrences of a conceptual relationship, not just the terms scattered within the same document.

Since Quertle searches for Relationships, all the terms in your query must be found together in a meaningful way. Thus, Quertle immediately gives you results with more relevance.

Use Power Terms to search for categories of objects. For instance, you can use “$Protein” to search for any protein, rather than the occurrence of the term, “protein”. View all Power Terms.

The Quertle search engine has been optimized to search full-text documents, including the Material and Methods section (but not the Bibliography).

Quertle recognizes capital “TWIST” as the transcription factor (not the verb), and capital “NO” as “nitrous oxide”(not a negative). So, use proper capitalization in your query, and you won’t be lost in a sea of irrelevant results.

» More relevant results

» Easy filtering and breadcrumb tracking

» Automatic identification of key concepts

» Single-click access to PDFs of full-text documents

Source: Quertle.info

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