Using ncbi eutilities in a clinical scenario
Hello All,
I am reading through all the NCBI e utilities and am wondering if this can be used in a practical scenario in a clinical setting to search for genetic mutations that have occurred in any type of cancer.
- Can the results from eutilites be saved in a local database?
- Is it possible to link the ncbi database to other databases as well outside of the ncbi databases?
Thank you in advance
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