By Damon Ridley
ISBN-10: 0470712473
ISBN-13: 9780470712474
SciFinder® is speedily changing into a well-liked capability to entry medical details in and universities around the world. It accesses databases which span the chemical, engineering, lifestyles, scientific, and actual sciences, together with 5 Chemical summary provider databases and the nationwide Library of drugs bibliographic database Medline®. No different unmarried info entry instrument has such breadth of assurance for clinical magazine and patent documents.Information Retrieval: SciFinder®, second version is a vital advisor explaining tips to get the simplest out of SciFinder. It discusses the 50+ suggestions in SciFinder® together with subject, bibliographic, and chemical substance discover suggestions, and post-processing suggestions research, Refine, and Categorize. The book:Summarises the databases and explains easy methods to reap the benefits of the original seek and research optionsExplains chosen algorithms at the back of the operation of SciFinder® and why it is helping to appreciate themDiscusses why it is necessary, and the way to use medical approach to details retrievalDescribes the way to look for chemical constructions and chemical reactionsThis moment variation of data Retrieval: SciFinder® has been totally revised and up-to-date to include the most recent performance and content material of SciFinder®. Written by way of a scientist for scientists, this publication increases your learn creativity and productiveness and is a vital source for somebody desiring medical info in academia or undefined.
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Perhaps most importantly, how may an understanding of these issues help to increase comprehensiveness and precision in answers and to assist in the production of creative solutions to complicated problems? This chapter addresses these questions. g. prepositions and stop-words) may be allowed; Information Retrieval: SciFinder , Second Edition Damon D. Ridley c 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd 40 Information Retrieval: SciFinder Step Action 1 Sign in to SciFinder. Explore by Research Topic screen appears by default.
SciFinder screens are reproduced with permission of Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), a division of the American Chemical Society • Get Substances displays all the substances indexed in the answer set. If we think about it, if we can find all the substances in a search ‘carbonic anhydrase with Helicobacter pylori’, then surely some of these will be the inhibitors we seek; • Get Reactions displays all reactions indexed from the original documents. If we think about it, perhaps not so important for this topic, this option would offer many opportunities for searches where chemical reaction information is of interest; • Get Cited finds records in CAPLUS and in MEDLINE that are cited in the original document.
1. CAS Registry Numbers are precise and comprehensive search terms for substances, and CAS Registry Numbers should nearly always be included in the search for substances. 5). The CAS Registry Number for morphine is listed if the original article refers to morphine, but the CAS Registry Number for morphine sulfate is listed if the article refers to the sulfate. g. ‘potassium levels in blood’), but for potassium ion if the article refers to K+ . 1. However, in pre-1985 records, and in subsequent records where simple names were not in the original documents, CAS Registry Numbers alone appear.
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