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FABLE = “Fast Automated Biomedical Literature Extraction”

Why FABLE?
FABLE currently tags only genes and proteins and only normalizes human genes. This allows us to design a customized tool that is tailored specifically for this task, rather than a generalized tool such as PubMed that provides broad search capabilities with less specificity.

FABLE mines the biomedical literature for information about human genes and proteins. FABLE v2 allows a user to find articles mentioning a gene of interest (Article Finder), or to generate a list of genes associated with one or more keywords (Gene Lister). Try one of these tools at right or learn more.

Other posts about third-party PubMed tools:

• Managing Medical Literature on a Mac: iPapers, Papers, Sente, BibDesk
• Notes on ReleMed
• MeshPubMed.org
• PubMed Gold
• PubMed Reader
• For MedLibs who use Macs: iPapers
• PubMed2Connotea / PubMed2CiteULike
• More notes on BioWizard (Digg for Medical Literature, Part 3.5)
• More Alternate PubMed interfaces via Journalology
• BioWizard Enhancements: ‘Digg for Medical Literature’ Part III (Edited)
• Authoratory
• Some Alternative Interfaces and Mashups for MedLibs
• LitMiner
• PubFocus
• BioWizard: The start of ‘Digg for Medical Literature’?
• Article on HubMed

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March 29th, 2007 | Category: 3rd Party PubMed/MEDLINE Tools, For Medical Libraryfolk, Mashups, Search, Technology | Subscribe to comments | Leave a comment | Trackback URL