EMBiology is a new A&I database built by Elsevier (producer of EMBASE). Drawn from close to 3,000 international titles and extending back to 1980, EMBiology indexes more than 4 million records from the biological science literature. EMBiology is available exclusively through Ovid Technologies.

Why subscribe to EMBiology?

	Comprehensive coverage: alone or in combination with EMBASE, EMBiology offers unsurpassed access to the breadth and depth of the global biological science literature. Competitive price: EMBiology is an affordable alternative to other biology databases. Ease of use: intuitive Ovid search interface means that both experienced and novice users can achieve excellent results quickly and easily. Up-to-date: rapid record processing and frequent updates make EMBiology an exceptional current awareness tool.

Content

EMBiology provides comprehensive coverage of both laboratory and field sciences:

	Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biotechnology (including Genetics, Genomics & Proteomics) Microbiology (including Parasitology) Cell & Developmental Biology Toxicology Plant Science (Botany) Agriculture & Food Science Animal Science (Zoology) Veterinary Science Ecology & Environmental Science

Facts and Figures

	Cover-to-cover indexing of peer-reviewed journals, trade publications and electronic-only titles (close to 250,000 records are added each year). Close to 3,000 journals, including 1,800 unique titles not covered by EMBASE. Backfile to 1980, with a total of 4 million records (75% with abstracts). Available exclusively from Ovid Technologies.

Search and Retrieval
Construct sophisticated searches with minimum effort - and maximum results

	The intuitive Ovid search interface ensures that both experienced and novice searchers obtain high-quality results quickly and easily. Sophisticated search options on the OVID interface, supported by the EMBASE Life Science Thesaurus (EMTREE) extended with a new Organism taxonomy of more than 600,000+ terms. Extensive list of synonyms as entry points. Organism synonyms include common English names. Explosion searches facilitate hierarchical searches in all facets. Unique fields for searching numeric indexing codes. CAS Registry Numbers. Molecular Sequence Numbers. Enzyme Commission Numbers. URLs available for linking out to electronic-only articles.