Subject & Course Guides: Medical Biotechnology: Research Databases

Subject Guide

Subjects:Biomedical Sciences, Medicine

Current Protocols
Laboratory manuals in chemistry, life sciences, and medicine and healthcare. Updated quarterly.

Wiley InterScience Current Protocols provides online editions of laboratory manuals in chemistry, life sciences, and medicine and healthcare. To ensure easy duplication in any lab, the protocols are thoroughly field tested and scrutinized by our editorial boards. Titles are updated quarterly to reflect the latest innovations in laboratory procedures as they occur.

Scopus
Scopus is an abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature with tools that track, analyze and visualize research.

Note: Not compatible with (IE) Internet Explorer.

Scopus contains over 20,500 titles from 5,000 publishers worldwide with 49 million records, 78% with abstracts. It Includes over 5.3 million conference papers and provides 100% Medline coverage with interoperability with ScienceDirect, Engineering Village and Reaxys,
Web of Science
Access to the Web of Science Core Collection which is the largest citation database in science, engineering, medicine and technology; also the social sciences, arts and humanities are represented. This resource was acquired with funding from the Library/IT Assessment.

The Web of Science, provided by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) a division of Thomson Reuters, is an index of current and retrospective multidisciplinary information from 1975 on. The bibliographic records from approximately 8,700 high impact research journals are mostly linked to full-text articles.
CAS Scifinder Scholar
Login here. CAS SciFinder Scholar is the premier chemistry database produced by the American Chemical Society.

CAS SciFinder Scholar is the premier chemistry database produced by the American Chemical Society. It contains structure diagrams, names, molecular formulas, properties, single- and multiple-step chemical reactions. UIC users also have access to the Substructure Module.

Resources for finding and evaluating health information on the Web:

Medical Library Association (MLA) User's Guide
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This guide outlines the collective wisdom of medical librarians who surf the web every day to discover quality information in support of clinical and scientific decision making by doctors, scientists, and other health practitioners responsible for the nation's health. This guide is supported by the Medical Library Association (MLA), the library organization whose primary purpose is promoting quality information for improved health and whose members were the first to realize that not all health information on the web is credible, timely, or safe.
National Library of Medicine (NLM) Guide
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NLM librarians can't answer questions about individual medical cases or offer medical advice, because we are not doctors, nurses, or pharmacists. You can use this guide to help find health information resources.
Evaluating Internet Health Information
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This is a link to a tutorial that teaches you how to evaluate the health information that you find on the Web. It is about 16 minutes long.

RefWorks (Legacy)
RefWorks is an online bibliography management service that allows you to capture citations, store them, and use them while writing papers. Questions? Email ask-citehelp@uic.edu.

RefWorks is a bibliography manager that allows you to capture citations, store them, and use them while writing papers.

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