Lane Medical Library’s Bio-Image Search...
Public image databases searched:
Maximum Reuse Rights | The rights associated with images shown in this tab are either:
You can re-use these images freely as long as the source of the image is cited. |
Broad Reuse Rights | The rights associated with images shown in this tab are one of these five Creative Commons (CC) licenses:
You can re-use these images within the limits of the CC license. |
Possible Reuse Rights | Images under this tab are sourced from public domain and Creative Commons sources, but they are segregated because there is some uncertainty about the image license rights. There are two sources of images in this section. Pubmed Central (PMC) - articles published in Pubmed Central (PMC) under one of the six Creative Commons (CC) licenses. They are segregated from other CC images because PMC explicitly states rights for each article but does not specifically state rights for images in articles. Images shown under this tab are from articles published in PMC under one of the six Creative Commons (CC) licenses or Public Domain. Given that the articles are available with CC rights, there is a good possibility that the images would also be available with a CC license. You should verify rights on these images with publishers. Wikimedia Commons – a digital media repository making available images that are explicitly freely licensed or that are in the public domain (in at least the United States and in the source country of the work). Wikimedia Foundation thoroughly documents the types files that can and cannot be added to the system, however, since the repository is created and maintained by volunteers and everyone can edit it, there is a probability greater than zero that some inappropriately licensed images are in the repository. |
Restrictive Reuse Rights | The images shown in this tab are copyrighted with restrictive terms; there will likely be fees associated with using these images. Contact the publisher to request rights to use these images. |
Images are returned in a relevance ranked order; factors contributing to relevance scores, most to least, are: