Most resources, such as Web of Science, will allow a direct export into your EndNote library (Desktop and Web). Some databases can be more difficult, and the directions for importing into them are provided in this section. In either case, please be sure to check the citations for completeness after importing, since errors may occur.
If you already have a subscription to the desktop version of EndNote, it's possible to synchronize your citations from your desktop account to your online account.
Importing References from PubMed
1. Create or open a library using EndNote Desktop
2. In PubMed:
ALTERNATIVE METHOD
Note: Use this alternative method if you're unable to import references using the instructions above.
PLEASE NOTE: References that are listed as electronic or pre-pub ahead of print may be missing parts of the citation such as page numbers.
Importing References from PubMed using Online Search
Importing References from Google Scholar
In Google Scholar:
Importing References from PubMed
Note: Before you import references, make sure you've downloaded the EndNote Online plug-in. For assistance, consult the Downloading EndNote Plug-In instructions under the Getting Started tab.
In PubMed:
ALTERNATIVE METHOD
Note: Use this alternative method if you're unable to import references using the instructions above.
PLEASE NOTE: References that are listed as electronic or pre-pub ahead of print may be missing parts of the citation such as page numbers.
Importing References from PubMed Using Online Search
Importing References from Google Scholar
Note: Before you import references, make sure you've downloaded the EndNote Web plug-in. For assistance, consult the Downloading EndNote Plug-In instructions under the Getting Started tab.
In Google Scholar:
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