Click on the link to the Advanced search.
Enter your first search term into the box. For example, try typing in "gene expression" (using double quotation marks to search for the exact phrase).
Click on ADD to add your search term to the Query box.
Enter another search term into the search box. Try typing in "alternative splicing" and then use the drop-down menu to select Add with AND. Your second term will now also appear in the Query box.
Now type in a third search term, such as phytochrome, and then click again on Add with AND.
Click on Search.
You should have found about 25 results that contain all of the above terms you added to the search.
Once you've got some results, you can if you wish use the filters on the left-hand side to refine them, for example by year of publication or by article type.

Viewing your search results

Click on the article title for more information, including the abstract (summary) of the article, links to similar articles, and links to other, more recent articles that have cited this article in their bibliography.

The full text of articles can be accessed in a number of ways:

For articles flagged as Free article, follow the full text links to download.
For other articles, you can follow full text links, but other methods may work better. The first is to copy/paste the title of the article into LibrarySearch to see whether CCCU has access. The other is to install the Libkey Nomad browser extension, which is compatible with Pubmed - this will inform you of which articles are available through CCCU and enable you to link through to them.

Saving the results of your search

From your results list you can tick the boxes for the articles you wish to keep a note of and then Email them to yourself.

See the video at the end of this guide for more on searching Pubmed, and also this link to the PubMed User Guide: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/help/

Database Guide - PubMed