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Enhancing access to the Bibliome: the TREC Genomics Track

Hersh et al., 2004

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3006903151037129270
Author
Hersh W
Bhupatiraju R
Corley S
Publication year
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MEDINFO 2004

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The growing amount of scientific discovery in genomics and related biomedical disciplines has led to a corresponding increase in the amount of on-line data and information. A new challenge for biomedical researchers has been how to access and manage this ever …
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