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RefSeqGene defines genomic sequences to be used as reference standards for well-characterized genes. These sequences serve as a stable foundation for reporting mutations, for establishing conventions for numbering exons and introns, and for defining the coordinates of other variations.

A database covering disability and rehabilitation research; Includes over 65,000 abstracts of books, reports, articles, and AV materials. (1956+) From NARIC (National Rehabilitation Information Center). Some full-text available.

A collection of instruments for evaluating rehabilitation patients' outcomes. Filter your search by type of assessment, body part, cost, or other criteria. Descriptions explain how the instrument should be used and share background information on its creation. Source information, including available PubMed abstracts for related publications, are included. Created by the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (now known as the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab), Center for Rehabilitation Outcomes Research, and Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Department of Medical Social Sciences Informatics group, the database is now maintained by a wide community.

ResearchGate was built for scientists, by scientists, with the idea that science can do more when it's driven by collaboration. Create a profile and present yourself and your work, grow your contacts and connect with a global scientific community. Work with others to discuss your work, help others, and find solutions together. There are specialized listings of jobs devoted to science and research. Millions of publications at your fingertips with tools available to make it easy to search and find articles. Free registration is required.