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    A standalone MCP server that searches multiple scholarly metadata providers (PubMed, Europe PMC, bioRxiv, Crossref, OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, arXiv), deduplicates results, and returns ranked literature with optional open-access full-text retrieval from Europe PMC.
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    An MCP server that provides direct access to PubMed and PubMed Central via the NCBI E-utilities API. It enables AI models to search biomedical literature, retrieve detailed article metadata, and download open-access full texts.
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    An MCP server that provides access to PubMed and NCBI's biomedical literature database for searching articles, retrieving metadata, and tracking citations. It enables users to explore related research, browse MeSH vocabulary, and find free full-text links.
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    Enables biomedical literature research with 17 tools for searching and retrieving publications, full texts, MeSH terms, citations, clinical trials, drug safety data, and more from multiple sources without requiring API keys.
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    MCP server for accessing NCBI PubMed/PMC databases, enabling search, retrieval of summaries and full records, citation export, and ID conversion through various APIs.
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    Enables agents to search the main academic literature APIs (arXiv, Crossref, Semantic Scholar) and the web via Tavily, and to extract full text from PDFs or web pages, returning each source's own native metadata fields.
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    A lightweight MCP server for clinical biomedical literature retrieval, enabling PubMed search, article metadata, full-text access, and evidence summarization through MCP-compatible clients.
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    Enables auditable PubMed literature searches, abstract retrieval, open-access checks, and legal PDF downloads via NCBI E-utilities, while flagging missing fields rather than inferring them.
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    Provides comprehensive access to NCBI's PubMed database of over 36 million biomedical citations, allowing users to search, retrieve, and analyze literature directly through MCP tools. It supports advanced queries, citation management, full-text retrieval from PubMed Central, and precise discovery using MeSH terms.
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    Exposes NCBI PubMed as MCP tools for searching literature, fetching abstracts, exploring citation graphs, and finding author publications without requiring an API key.
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    Enables LLM agents to search biomedical literature, retrieve article details, find related papers, manage caching, and download open-access full texts through MCP with structured, agent-friendly responses.
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    A bridge connecting AI agents to NCBI's PubMed database through the Model Context Protocol, enabling seamless searching, retrieval, and analysis of biomedical literature and data.
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    Enables searching Web of Science for CUC SCI papers, downloading PDFs, and syncing results to Tencent Docs through persistent browser automation. Supports advanced queries, deduplication, CAS journal classification mapping, and incremental sync while preserving manual notes.
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    Enables local literature workflows by searching arXiv, retrieving paper metadata, downloading and parsing PDFs, and retrieving page-cited body evidence for Q&A. It also exposes usage resources and templates for searching, analyzing, and summarizing papers via stdio MCP.
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    This MCP server provides 16 intelligent tools for searching, retrieving, and linking biomedical literature from PubMed and PMC. It enables LLM applications to perform complex queries, batch processing, and cross-database linking.
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    A PubMed MCP server that enables LLMs to search, retrieve details, and download full-text articles from PubMed, with support for batch queries, cross-referencing, and EndNote export.
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    Enables users to search scientific literature metadata across OpenAlex, Europe PMC, and Crossref, verify citations, retractions, source quotes, and claims, and build or export hash-chained evidence ledgers with explicit provenance and limitations.
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    Enables local-first, versioned evidence retrieval from papers without loading the whole library into a conversation, with optional Zotero, writing, fixed-commit code, and experiment record integration returning bounded excerpts and page images.
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    A Node.js implementation that provides tools for advanced PubMed searching, including full abstract retrieval and PMC full-text search within open access articles. It features SQLite-backed search history and allows users to filter results by MeSH terms and specific publication dates.
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