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hi all ono! more Parky Stars? yup! but first, a trip (or two) down memory-listserv-lane: ================================================================= Post: 038762 Date: 1998/03/12 Subj: searchable archives and pubmed ----------------------------------------------------------------- hi murray you wrote: >Hi janet; >Your post about the searchable archives finally got me to go >there.......What a marvellous resource!! I encourage others >to at least look at this so they might also appreciate what >has been given to all of us ...... and for free!! the techno miracle of the day 'gave' us the medium - the internet barb patterson 'gave' us the facility - the list but the messages are not 'given' to us - we 'give' them to ourselves that's one of the reasons i post so many news articles [vaguely brain-related sometimes!] [search using the criteria: news AND medical studies] [search using the criteria: pmid AND ____ ] [or just pmid] pmid = PubMed IDentification number PubMed = the collection of all published medical studies [formerly accessible by doctors only through MedLine for a fee] now available to the general public as provided free on the web by the US National Library of Medicine at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed/ and have recently noted a big improvement/expansion i used to search for new articles on pd 'for the past 30 days' and came up with maybe 10-20 articles per month i did a similar search last week and was amazed to find 117 articles!! i have downloaded all of them and will 'feed' them to the list slowly so as not to overwhelm you all but overwhelmed is the right word for the way i feel: imagine! 117 published studies directly related to pd published during the past 30 days from facilities around the world instantly accessible to everyone! this is another reason why i remain extremely optimistic about our shared condition and count the archives as a miraculous resource which only gets better with time some day some one may do some digging there and come up with an 'aha!' connection whether it applies to one or all of us doesn't matter as i have said before sending a message to our listserv computer family is like planting a seed >>since the archives on the host computer in the university of toronto >>contain every message ever posted to our list >>since its creation in november 1993 >>... >>[now that's a scary thought!] >>... >>there is a wealth of information to be found / dug up >... >janet, Ya done a good thing by inviting me to "dig for it". >Thank you very much for bringing my attention to this >searchable archive. >Best regards ......................... Murray 53 / 4 i am an incurable snoop and digger and "archyologist" [try a search on "archyology" at our archives and see what pops up!] and am thrilled to bits to find another convert! your cybyr-sys in archyology janet ================================================================= three years further along memory lane, as the number of citations on record at PubMed grew to over 11,000,000 (yup - eleven million!) i had to cut back on my posting into the listserv archives viz below: ================================================================= Post: 091627 Date: 2001/01/20 Subj: search results PubMed parkinson 30 days = 137 ----------------------------------------------------------------- hi all here is a partial listing of the articles referring to parkinson added to PubMed in the past 30 days; which puts my current research 'barometer' reading at 137 if you want to look at the abstract of one of these enter the PMID number into the search window at the PubMed site at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed/ if you want to look at the full article, the medical journal may be available on line through PubMed; otherwise, try your favourite medical library (or your favourite neurologist's waiting room!) i used to try to post all of the pubmed abstracts dealing with parkinsons so as to get them all into our list archives, (instead of just the titles, which this posting achieves) but the volume got too heavy! but i'm not complaining! janet ----------------------------------------------------------------- Human and Mouse alpha-Synuclein Genes: Comparative Genomic Sequence Analysis and Identification of a Novel Gene Regulatory Element. PMID: 11156617 etc ... ================================================================= ... continued in part 2 ... janet paterson: an akinetic rigid subtype, albeit perky, parky . pd: 54/41/37 cd: 54/44/43 tel: 613 256 8340 email: [log in to unmask] . snail mail: 375 Country Street, Apt 301, Almonte, Ontario, Canada, K0A 1A0 . a new voice: the nnnewsletter: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/janet313/ . a new voice: the wwweb site: http://www.geocities.com/janet313/ . ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn