CAB Direct – an extensive source of reference in the applied life sciences incorporating the leading bibliographic databases CAB Abstracts and Global Health – has reached a new landmark with the 13 millionth record added to the growing database.
The latest addition, an article about bovine coronavirus entitled ‘Detection and molecular characterization of BCoVs (bovine coronavirus) circulating in central China based on the full-length spike gene’, joins the vast array of resources available in open access documents or held in the unique CABI full text repository.
This constitutes over 4,000 journal and grey literature titles where the full text can be accessed directly from CAB Direct. Additional full text is available through library holdings or other sources and many other authoritative reviews, news articles and reports are also available.
CAB Abstracts alone features publications from over 120 countries in 50 languages, including English abstracts for most articles, giving researchers the fullest global picture for any subject.
CAB Direct, the new version of which was launched in 2016 following development with partners from across academia and industry, also features training videos and webinars, a quick guide and extensive online help.
CAB Direct also uses CAB Thesaurus, the extensive online index of CABI terms for searching; allowing users to send search queries to CAB Thesaurus and back to CAB Direct at a click of a button to pinpoint the precise information that is required.
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