Weekly report about serine protease bibliography

This weekly issue makes a review of articles published in the month :

• indexed in Medline at the National Library of Medecine (USA)
• published in the last 30 days
• selected by keywords appearing in titles, abstracts and keywords field

Review of articles published in the last 30 days about serine proteases and sorted by journal impact factor.

These programs make a customized review of articles :

• indexed in Medline at the National Library of Medecine (USA)
• published in the last 30 days
• selected by keywords appearing in titles, abstracts and keywords fields
• sorted by decreasing score based on the journal impact factors (ISI,1998) according to the field of interest (from 44 to 0) and the presence of the specified keywords in the title (+10%), keywords (+5%) or abstract (+0) fields

Paper Alert : the mail automate sends warning when articles specified by the user are in press or published

These programs make a review of articles matching keywords and factor impact and send a list of links toward article abstracts by email. To receive weekly emails you have to register every month. After 1 month the email, names and keywords are deleted from the current list. These lists are not distributed to anyone. You can change anytime your keywords or reenter them that renews automaticaly the registration for 31 days.
Articles and mailing:

• indexed in Medline at the National Library of Medecine (USA)
• published in the last 30 days
• selected by keywords appearing in titles, abstracts and keywords fields
• sorted by decreasing score based on the journal impact factors (ISI,1998) according to the field of interest (from 44 to 0) and the presence of the specified keywords in the title (+5), keywords (+2) or abstract (+0) fields.
  
• no more than 20 articles per review
• one mail a week per address

References from the National Library of Medicine

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Thierry Rose, PhD and Enrico Di Cera, MD
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
Washington University School of Medicine
Saint Louis, MO, U.S.A.