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XTOXLINE (T165)

XTOXLINE is a literature database in English language in the field of toxicology and pharmacology. The database is consisting of different subunits. The subunit TOXBIB is equivalent to the toxicological part of the database MEDLINE. The rest of the database consists of parts (subunits) of different producers with different main focus. Sources include international journals, books, project descriptions and government reports (USA). XTOXLINE contains bibliographic data, key words, CAS-numbers and abstracts in English language.

 

 

Database Content

Subject Coverage

Toxicology, Pharmacology

Pharmacy, analytical chemistry, environmental effects of chemical substances, occupational safety

TypeLiterature database
LanguageEnglish
Sources
  • Journals
  • Monographs
  • Research Projects
  • Government Reports (USA)
Superbases

There are predefined databases groups (superbase) for several subjects.

The database XTOXLINE is part of the following superbases:
XTOXLITALL, XTOXLITCORE.

Database Resources

File Size3,590,951 (Status 06/2012)
File Data

You will find the number of database records in the current update status.

Update CycleWeekly

Query

Special Notes

The ordering of original literature from the subunits FEDRIP, RPROJ, TD3, and TSCATS via suppliers sometimes causes problems because original literature of that kind is not usually collected by libraries. In these cases orders should be directed to the NTIS:

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Technology Administration
National Technical Information Service (NTIS)
Springfield, VA 22161
USA

using the codes in the fields SO and OD of the online document.

Standing orders (SDI) are possible for Premium customers.

Vocabulary

Controlled Terms (CT) (Keywords indexed by the producers of the subunits, amongst these the MeSH (thesaurus of the database MEDLINE) in the subunit TOXBIB)
Language of vocabulary: English

ILO Section Headings (SH) (International Labour Office - Classification System)
Language of vocabulary: English

CAS-Numbers (CR) (Chemical Abstracts Service Registry Numbers)

Searchable Data Fields

The following document sections are considered with the free text search (FT):

Abstract (AB)
Controlled Terms (CT)
Document Type (DT)
Gene Symbol (GE)
Index Term (IT)
Personal Name as Subject (PS)
Section Headings (SH)
Terminology (TE)
Title (TI)
Uncontrolled Terms (UT) 

Search language(s) in the basic index: English

 

Data Fields, alphabetical

Explanation:
D = DISPLAY F = FIND S = SHOW
1 : front-end-masking recommended
2 : searchable word by word with field label
3 : searchable only selectively
(F): field is searchable only via basic index

CommandField NameExamplesNotes
(F) SAB AbstractF neuropathy target esterase/AB 
D F SAI Abstract IndicatorF...AND AI=?Selects documents with an abstract online.
D F SAU AuthorF AU=casida je 
D 2 F 2 SCA Corporate AuthorF CA=acrylate study groupOnly in citations without individual authors.
D FCC Controlled Term CodeF CC=N02.278.726MESH-Code Version, used as in MEDLINE.
D F SCED Date CreatedF CED=20051104Only in subunit TOXBIB. Date processing of the record begins.
D F SCO CODENF CO=vhtod5- or 6-digit code of journal.
D F SCR CAS NumberF CR=319-86-8See also TE.
D 2 F 2 SCS Corporate SourceF CS=biochem? ,? berlin 
D F SCT Controlled TermF CT=cholecalciferol 
  F CT D cholecalciferolSubordinated descriptors are included.
  D CT T cholecalciferolRequesting tree structure.
  D CT=cholecalciferol;ALLRequesting additional infomation.
D F S/QF = xxF CT=peripheral nervous system diseases/ciQualification of Controlled Terms. Use of qualifiers as in MEDLINE.
D F SCTG Controlled Term GermanF CTG=NeurodermitisOnly in TOXBIB documents.
D F SCY Country/ RegionF CY=Buffalo, NYCountry of publication.
D F SDB Date Project BeginsF DB>1976 
D F SDCO Date CompletedF DCO=20051115Only in subunit TOXBIB. Date processing of the record ends. The record enters MEDLINE.
D F SDE Date Project EndsF DE<1993 
D F SDOI Digital Object IdentifierD DOI=?
F DOI="10.1021/ar7002336"
Must be set in quotation marks.
A DOI is a unique and persistent identification code for digital objects.
D F SDT Document TypeF DT=reviewOften multiple entries.
SEM Entry MonthEM:200112Producer input date.
D F SGE Gene SymbolF GE=p53Internationally used abbreviations for genes (since 1991).
D F SISBN International Standard Book NumberF ISBN=1-85070-072-9 
D F SISSN International Standard Serial NumberF ISSN=0340-5761 
D F SIT Index TermsF IT=Mental Health Therapies 
D F SJC Journal Title CodeF JC=3U83-digit code of journal.
D F SJID NLM Unique IDF JID=8000188NLM document numbe r
D 1 F 1 SJT Journal TitleF JT=vet human toxicolJournal title abbreviation.
D F SLA LanguageF... AND LA=germ 
D F SLR Last Revision DateF LR=20010618 
D F SMD Machine DateF MD<930101Date of input by DIMDI, format YYMMDD.
D F SND Number of DocumentF ND=TXC18507402 
SNG Number of GrantNG:ES02614/ES/NIEHSOnly stringsearch.
SNOTE NotesNOTE:Comment in: Science 1999 Nov 5;286(5442):1100-2Presence of comment to an original article in the same journal title.
SOD Order NumberOD: NTIS/TIB/A93-00654, 51pOnly stringsearch.
(F) SOTI Original TitleF oti=genotoxizitätOutput in the field TI.
SPAGE PaginationPAGE: 5-12Output in the Field SO.
D F SPMID PubMed IDF PMID=142PubMed document number.
D F SPPS Preprocessed SearchD PPS=?
F PPS=ecotoxicity and lead
F... AND PPS=ecotoxicity
Preprocessed searches on several subjects. PPS-List see Appendix.
D F SPS Personal Name as SubjectF PS=Pasteur.Articles on famous or prominent persons.
SPR PricePR: NTIS/Prices: PC E09Only stringsearch.
D F SPY Publication YearF PY=1993Output in the Field SO.
D FQF QualifierF QF=ciSee also CT.
  D QF=?Alphabetical list of all qualiers.
D F SRD Release DateF teratogenicity/ti and RD>20010101 
SREC Date ReceivedREC: 01/21/01 
SRN Number of ReferencesRN:95Number of cited references in review articles.
D F SSA Supporting AgencyF SA=FDA 
D F SSC Section CodeF SC=130Code of field SH.
D F SSEC Secondary SourceF SEC=pestab?Lists all secondary sources. Reference to other databases containing information on molecular sequences with the corresponding document numbers.
D F SSH Section HeadingF SH=occupational pathology 
SSO SOURCESO:JAMA; VOL 270, ISS 3, 1993, P323-4
SO: J AM MED ASSOC; 1984, 252(6) 803-806
Different formats in different XTOXLINE subunits.
D F SSU SubunitF... AND SU=rprojRestriction of search to a certain subunit. List see Appendix.
D F STA Type of AwardF TA=grant 
D F STE TerminologyF TE=PCB?TE comprises CR, EZ, and chemical substance names from MeSH Supplementary Chemical Records (as from June 1980).
(F) STI TitleF neuropathy target esterase/TI 
(F) STTI Translated TitleF pesticide use/TTIOutput in field TI.
D F SUT Uncontrolled TermsF UT=Bacillus subtilis
F Bacillus subtilis/UT
 
Output of Search Results

By means of the commands: SHOW (S) / MAIL / SDI.

Corresponding to the copyright rules use the parameter USE=DLOAD if necessary.

You may ask for all data fields, single data fields, or sets of data fields. If the output fields are not specified explicitly, the standard field set (F=STD) is used in all output commands.
Output field sets:

CommandField SetAssociated Datafields
F=STDStandardsame as F=ALL without CED; DCO; LR; PM
F=F2 same as F=ALL without CED; DCO; AB; LR; PM
F=ALLall fieldsIn Subunit TOXBIB: ND; PMID; LR; CED; DCO; SEC; AU; CA; TI; SO; SU; LA; CY; JC; JID; ISSN; CO; CS; DT; RN; PS; CT; CTG; GE; TE; CR; IT; UT; GN; NOTE; NG; AB
In other Subunits: ND; SEC; AU; CA; TI; SO; REC; SU; LA; CY; JC; ISSN; ISBN; CO; CS; DT; SA; TA; NG; OD; PR; DB; DE; SC; SH; CT; UT; TE; CR; NOTE; AB
F=BIBbibliographic fieldsIn Subunit TOXBIB: ND; PMID; SEC; AU; TI; SO; LA; CY; JC; ISSN; CO; CS; DT; GN; RN; NOTE
In other Subunits: ND; SEC; AU; CA; TI; SO; REC; SU; LA; CY; JC; ISSN; ISBN; CO; CS; DT; SA; NG; OD; PR; NOTE
F=DESdescriptorsIn Subunit TOXBIB: PS; CT; CTG; GE; TE; CR; IT; UT
In other Subunits: SC; SH; CT; UT; TE; CR

 

Sample Search(es)

Database selection in DIMDI ClassicSearch: SBAS T165; SBAS XTOXLINE

Subject: Inhibition of Neurotoxic Esterase by Organophosphates

For searches in XTOXLINE it is recommended to use primarily descriptors from the basic index. As the vocabulary in the field CT is inhomogeneous search statements using CTs should be ORred with descriptors from the basic index.

Profile table:

Parameter CounterNumber of HitsQuery
C=    1 3171843  T165
S=    2437  NEUROTOXIC, ? ESTERA?.
 317022  ORGANOPHOSPH?
 46177  CT= ORGANOPHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS
 517022  3 OR 4
 6356  2  AND 5
 7331  check duplicates: unique in s=6

 

Subject: Effects of carbamazepine given to children

As searching the nomenclature of chemical compounds may be complex in XTOXLINE the use of the CALL CHEM-function is recommended in thoses cases in which a simple chemical name or the CAS-No. is known. With the command CALL CHEM it is possible to search for synonyms and other CAS-No. Carbamazepine should be masked with ?. The profile table below shows only the synonyms and CAS-No. with hits in XTOXLINE (see statements 3 to 37). 

Profile table:

Parameter CounterNumber of HitsQuery
C=   1 2510832    T165
S=   33616  CR=298-46-4
 61   5 CARBAMOYL 5H DIBENZO B F AZEPAN
 91   5 CARBAMYL 5H DIBENZO B F AZEPINE
 131  BISTON
 161  CARBAMAZEPINA
 174878  CARBAMAZEPINE
 181  CARBAMAZEPINUM
 198  CARBAMEZEPINE
 205  CARBAZEPINE
 222  EPITOL
 239  FINLEPSIN
 242  G 32883
 2817  KARBAMAZEPIN
 301  NEUROTOL
 339  TEGRETAL
 34163  TEGRETOL
 361  TIMONIL
 374931   S=3 OR S=6 OR S=9 OR S=13 OR S=16 OR
    S=17 OR S=18 OR S=19 OR S=20 OR S=22 OR
    S=23 OR S=24 OR S=28 OR S=30 OR
   S=33 OR S=34 OR S=36 
 381157  37 AND (CHILD?;INFANT#;BOY#;GIRL#;NEWBORN#)
 391153  unique in 38 

 

Sample Record(s)

2/1 of 1 DIMDI: XTOXLINE (T165) © NLM 2006

ND:TXC11948007
PMID:11948007
LR:20061115
CED:20020411
DCO:20020926
AU:Zhu G; Okada M; Murakami T; Kawata Y; Kamata A; Kaneko S
TI:Interaction between carbamazepine, zonisamide and voltage-sensitive Ca2+ channel on acetylcholine release in rat frontal cortex.
SO:Epilepsy research; VOL: 49 (1); p. 49-60 /200203/
PM:Print
SU:Toxbib
LA:English
CY:Netherlands
JID:8703089
ISSN:0920-1211
CO:EPIRE8
CS:Department of Neuropsychiatry, School of Medicine, University of Hirosaki, 036-8562, Hirosaki, Japan.
DT:Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
CT:ACETYLCHOLINE/metabolism; ACETYLCHOLINE/*secretion; ANIMALS; CALCIUM CHANNELS/metabolism; CALCIUM CHANNELS/*physiology; CARBAMAZEPINE/*pharmacology; DIFFUSION; DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP, DRUG; DRUG INTERACTIONS/physiology; FRONTAL LOBE/*drug effects; FRONTAL LOBE/metabolism; FRONTAL LOBE/secretion; ISOXAZOLES/*pharmacology; MALE; MICRODIALYSIS; RATS; RATS, WISTAR
CTG:ACETYLCHOLIN/Stoffwechsel; ACETYLCHOLIN/*Sekretion; TIER; CALCIUMKANÄLE/Stoffwechsel; CALCIUMKANÄLE/*Physiologie; CARBAMAZEPIN/*Pharmakologie; DIFFUSION; DOSIS-WIRKUNGSBEZIEHUNG, ARZNEIMITTEL-; ARZNEIMITTELWECHSELWIRKUNGEN/Physiologie; FRONTALLAPPEN/*Arzneimittelwirkungen; FRONTALLAPPEN/Stoffwechsel; FRONTALLAPPEN/Sekretion; ISOXAZOLE/*Pharmakologie; MÄNNLICH; MIKRODIALYSE; RATTUS; RATTEN, WISTAR-
TE:Calcium Channels; Isoxazoles; Carbamazepine/298-46-4; Acetylcholine/51-84-3; zonisamide/68291-97-4
CR:298-46-4; 51-84-3; 68291-97-4
AB:To clarify the mechanisms of action of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs), carbamazepine (CBZ) and zonisamide (ZNS), on exocytosis mechanisms, the present study determined the concentration-dependent action of CBZ and ZNS, as well as the interaction between these AEDs and voltage-sensitive Ca(2+) channel (VSCC) activity on basal, Ca(2+)- and K(+)-evoked acetylcholine (ACh) release in frontal cortex of freely moving rat using in vivo microdialysis. Perfusion with therapeutic-relevant concentrations of CBZ and ZNS increased basal ACh release, which was regulated by N-type VSCC predominantly and P-type VSCC weakly, whereas supratherapeutic-relevant concentrations of these AEDs reduced this release. The 3.4 mM Ca(2+)-evoked release, which was regulated by N-type VSCC selectively, but not by P-type VSCC, was increased by therapeutic-relevant concentrations of CBZ and ZNS, whereas this release was reduced by supratherapeutic-relevant concentrations of them. The 50 mM K(+)-evoked release, which was regulated by P-type VSCC predominantly and N-type VSCC weakly, was decreased by CBZ and ZNS, in a concentration-dependent manner. These findings indicate that the interplay between enhancement of basal ACh release and reduction of depolarization-related ACh release in the frontal cortex are at least partially involved in a common mechanism of antiepileptic action between CBZ and ZNS.
  Illustration (book): Online full-text available full text
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Output format: SHOW F=ALL

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Appendix

Appendix

Alphabetical List of Subunits

DISPLAY SU=?

Short NameLong Name
ANEUPLAneuploidy (collection of the Oak Ridge National Lab.)
DARTDevelopmental and Reproductive Toxicology
EMICEnvironmental Mutagen Information Center File
EPIDEMEpidemiology Information System
ETICEnvironmental Teratology Information Center File
FEDRIPFederal Research in Progress
HAPABHealth Aspects on Pesticides Abstracts Bulletin
HAYESHayes File on Pesticides
HMTCHazardous Material Technical Center
ILOInternational Labour Office
NIOSHNational Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
PESTABPesticides Abstracts
PPBIBPoisonous Plant Bibliography
RISKLINE(before 26. Aug. 1998 KEMI)
RPROJToxicology/Epidemiology Research Projects
now: CRISP (Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects)
TD3Toxicology Document and Data Depository
TMIC(ORNL)(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
TOXBIBToxicity Bibliography (from MEDLINE)
TSCATSToxic Substances Control Act Test Submissions

Alphabetical List of PPS (Preprocessed Searches)

DISPLAY PPS=?

ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS
AIDS
ANIMAL
BIOETHICS
CANCER
ECOTOXICITY
HEAVY METALS
HISTMED
HUMAN
MUTAGENICITY
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE
PHARMACOKINETICS
POISONING
SENSITIZATION
SYSREV
TERATOGENICITY
TOXICOLOGY

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