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PubMed Central® Summary Display Revised

Desierto M. PubMed Central® Summary Display Revised. NLM Tech Bull. 2007 Mar-Apr; (355):e15.

April 27, 2007 [posted]

PubMed Central (PMC) citations in the Summary display have been slightly revised to make them more consistent with presentation formats elsewhere in PMC. As illustrated in Figure 1, the PMC citation display includes full author names (in natural order), electronic publication date and digital object identifier (DOI), when available.


Updated Summary display for PMC citations.
Figure 1: Revised Summary display for PMC citations.

Please see the PubMed Central Help on the NCBI Bookshelf for an explanation of electronic publication date, full author names, and DOI.