10801134

10801134 is a numeric string that functions as an identifier in various information systems. In bibliographic contexts, it is most commonly encountered as a PubMed identifier (PMID), used to index biomedical literature in the PubMed database maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Each PMID is a unique integer assigned to a single bibliographic record, and it can be used to retrieve the article’s bibliographic details, abstract, and links to full text where available. The number itself does not convey information about the article’s content, date, or authors; it simply serves as a stable reference to a record.

Because numeric identifiers like 10801134 can appear in multiple databases, the same string might refer to different records in different systems. Therefore, disambiguation is important: the intended reference depends on the database being used. If the goal is to locate the corresponding PubMed entry, one can search the PubMed site or append the number to the PubMed URL (for example, pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10801134) to access the record directly.

Notes for use: PMIDs are designed to be stable over time and are widely used in citations, data mining, and cross-referencing across biomedical literature. When sharing or linking to a specific article, including the database name (for example, PubMed) helps clarify the reference.