The Novusyn Research research monitor lists the published literature cited across our compound profiles: title, journal, publication year, the compound or topic it concerns, the study type where the paper itself states it, and a direct link to the paper. Papers can be filtered by compound, study type, and title text.
Study types follow the paper's own wording — preclinical, animal, in vitro, phase 1, phase 2, phase 3, review, meta-analysis, or case report. Where a paper does not state its design plainly, it is left unclassified. Over-classifying a study is worse than leaving the field blank, so the desk leaves it blank. Author lists are shown only where the desk's citation records them.
Desk write-ups that read the literature are listed alongside the papers themselves. Citation is not endorsement of a paper's conclusions, and nothing here is medical advice. See also the A–Z compound directory, the guides desk, the trials tracker, the regulation tracker, company profiles, the intelligence feed, the glossary, and Editorial Standards.