Search science databases
Use public literature, trial, structure, and drug-discovery sources.
Science connectors provide live access to public research databases. They require Plus or above and do not require a separate database login.
| Source | Find |
|---|---|
| PubMed | Biomedical literature records |
| bioRxiv and medRxiv | Biology and health preprints |
| ClinicalTrials.gov | Registered clinical studies |
| Protein Data Bank | Protein and nucleic-acid structure records |
| ChEMBL | Compounds, targets, assays, and bioactivity records |
| Open Targets | Target-disease associations and supporting evidence |
Connect and search
- Open Settings > Connectors.
- Find the database and click Connect.
- In chat, type
@and select it, or name it in your question. - Include the identifiers, topic, dates, or filters that matter.
Prompt
Search ClinicalTrials.gov for studies matching my review criteria. Report their identifiers, status, and outcome measures, with links to the registry records.Combine the database with your library to compare external records with files you already have. For paper discovery across disciplines, see literature search.
Check what the result means
A database record may provide metadata without full text. A preprint is not evidence of peer review, and a trial registration is not a published result. Open the cited record and confirm its status before using it in a conclusion. If results are incomplete, try the source's terminology or a specific identifier.