B A
o r
B A / R R M
e n t r y :
DATA ELEMENTS
ABSTRACT
ASSIGNEE
AUTHOR(S),
EDITOR(S), or
INVENTOR(S)
AUTHOR/INVENTOR
ADDRESS
BOOK/MEDIA
SYNOPSIS
CHAPTER
INFORMATION
ISBN
ITEM INFORMATION
JOURNAL/
PUBLICATION
INFORMATION
KEYWORDS
MAJOR CONCEPT
HEADING
MAJOR CONCEPT
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Complete abstract as written by the author.
The name of the person or organization to whom the rights to a patent have been assigned.
If the assignee is the inventor, the address may be found under Inventor Address.
For 1998 forward, up to 20 author/editor/inventor names are included in a citation. For
more than 20 names, "et al." appears following the 20th author/editor/inventor. Up to 100
author/ editor/inventor names will appear in the Author Index for each citation. Corpora-
tions can be cited as authors. An asterisk appears next to the author/inventor name that
corresponds to the author/inventor address. When an author, editor, or inventor is not
specified in the source article, "Anonymous" is used. For editors, "Ed." follows the name of
the last editor listed. Includes the full author/editor/inventor name when available.
Address where the work was done or address for reprints. The corresponding author/in-
ventor name is marked with an asterisk.
A noncritical synopsis describing the contents of a book. Or, a survey or an overview of a
self-contained computer program.
English language title, pagination, and language information for chapter.
The International Standard Book Number assigned to the book. The ISBN is located fol-
lowing publisher or distributor information. Optional.
Includes the title and pagination. Language and/or summary language appear for
records from 1998 forward.
Full journal title, volume number, issue number, and inclusive pagination. For books,
this data element includes the publisher name, address, pagination, and ISBN when
available. Distributor information is in parentheses when available.
Terms added to clarify or enrich the title.
The Major Concept of the references in the section.
Broad subject areas in the life sciences; listed in all capital letters at the end of the
keyword string.
