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BIO 565 – Cell Physiology Linda Galloway Syracuse University Library Fall 2011

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BIO 565 – Cell Physiology

Linda GallowaySyracuse University Library

Fall 2011

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http://library.syr.edu

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http://researchguides.library.syr.edu/bio565

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Determine what you need:

• Book – • Article– General – Peer-reviewed, scientific– Review articles

• Background information

Think before you search

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Types of Literature

• Primary – Original, first hand reporting of new data or experience.

• Secondary – Information taken from other sources and summarized.– Objective – multiple points of view (unbiased). – Subjective – single point of view (biased).

• Tertiary – Refers to an information source (a bibliography)

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When does information become literature?

When recorded in a tangible medium such as a book, magazine or journal article or

web site.

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Literature Research

• Scientific research builds on previous research.

• Literature search will reveal seminal articles in a field.

• Some databases link live to articles in bibliography.

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Recognize the difference between a magazine and a

journal…..

Peer review: suitability for publication credibility quality control Often primary literature

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Primary Sources& Peer Review

A peer reviewed primary source is a work that is evaluated by experts in the field of study prior to publication. Serves as a measure of quality.

Primary Source - Original document containing firsthand information– Diaries, interviews– Original research including journal articles and preprints

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Secondary Source

Information taken from other sources and summarized and evaluated

• Important Secondary Sources – Annual Reviews of…CQ ResearcherPlunkett Research Online

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Finding Articles

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Databases!Do you have your own

database?

• Cell phone address book• iTunes

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Article Research

1. Background information– Be able to talk about your topic for 5 minutes

before you begin your research!– Annual Reviews

2. Find your “classic paper”– Basis for or generated a great deal of research– A highly cited paper

3. Current primary source articles

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Sort by times cited…

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Sort by times cited…

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Journal Citation Reports (JCR)Database within the Web of Knowledge platform

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Primary Research Articles

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When searching databases…

Remember: RATS • Key words• Synonyms• Subjects• Suggested topics• Types of materials– Scholarly Journals, Magazines, etc.

Read All The Screens!

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