CAZypedia:Citing - Revision history

Harry Brumer at 21:35, 25 October 2017

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Harry Brumer at 21:34, 25 October 2017

2017-10-25T21:34:14Z

Harry Brumer at 21:00, 25 October 2017

2017-10-25T21:00:06Z

Karen Eddy at 18:17, 9 September 2012

2012-09-09T18:17:27Z

Harry Brumer at 10:16, 12 May 2011

2011-05-12T10:16:38Z

Harry Brumer at 10:15, 12 May 2011

2011-05-12T10:15:44Z

Harry Brumer at 08:01, 10 May 2011

2011-05-10T08:01:01Z

Harry Brumer: Altered to suggest citation of primary literature first, following suggestions.

2011-05-10T08:00:33Z

Altered to suggest citation of primary literature first, following suggestions.

Harry Brumer at 09:13, 16 November 2009

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Harry Brumer at 09:12, 16 November 2009

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 If you wish to reference ''CAZypedia'' as an online entity, please cite the ''Glycobiology'' article <cite>CAZypedia2017</cite> that describes ''CAZypedia's'' genesis, development, content, and editorial framework.
-We also recognize that it may be practical to cite ''CAZypedia'' pages directly in some cases (''e.g.'' CAZypedians may wish to include their contributions in curricula vitae; space limitations in presentations may preclude extensive literature lists; ''etc.'').  Individual articles (pages) in ''CAZypedia'' can therefore be cited, much as one would cite a review article or, perhaps more analogously, a book chapter.  In the "toolbox" section (lower left corner) of all encyclopedic pages, you will find a link entitled ''Cite this page'', which will give you the full bibliographic information for that page.
+We also recognize that it may be practical to cite ''CAZypedia'' pages directly in some cases (''e.g.'' CAZypedians may wish to include their individual contributions in curricula vitae; space limitations in presentations may preclude extensive literature lists; ''etc.'').  Individual articles (pages) in ''CAZypedia'' can therefore be cited, much as one would cite a review article or, perhaps more analogously, a book chapter.  In the "toolbox" section (lower left corner) of all encyclopedic pages, you will find a link entitled ''Cite this page'', which will give you the full bibliographic information for that page.
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 ''CAZypedia'' is intended to be a concise gateway to the key publications on individual CAZyme families or topics.  Readers are therefore generally advised to cite the primary literature entries when possible.
-However, we recognize that it may be practical to cite ''CAZypedia'' pages directly in some cases (''e.g.'' CAZypedians may wish to include their contributions in curricula vitae; space limitations in presentations may preclude extensive literature lists; ''etc.'').
+If you wish to reference ''CAZypedia'' as an online entity, please cite the ''Glycobiology'' article <cite>CAZypedia2017</cite> that describes ''CAZypedia's'' genesis, development, content, and editorial framework.
-Individual articles (pages) in ''CAZypedia'' can therefore be cited, much as one would cite a review article or, perhaps more analogously, a book chapter.  In the "toolbox" section (lower left corner) of all encyclopedic pages, you will find a link entitled ''Cite this page'', which will give you the full bibliographic information for that page.
+We also recognize that it may be practical to cite ''CAZypedia'' pages directly in some cases (''e.g.'' CAZypedians may wish to include their contributions in curricula vitae; space limitations in presentations may preclude extensive literature lists; ''etc.'').  Individual articles (pages) in ''CAZypedia'' can therefore be cited, much as one would cite a review article or, perhaps more analogously, a book chapter.  In the "toolbox" section (lower left corner) of all encyclopedic pages, you will find a link entitled ''Cite this page'', which will give you the full bibliographic information for that page.
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 <biblio>
 #CAZypedia2017 pmid=29040563
 </biblio>

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		+	* If you wish to reference ''CAZypedia'' as an online entity, please cite the ''Glycobiology'' article describing ''CAZypedia's'' genesis, development, content, and editorial framework <cite>CAZypedia2017</cite>.
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		+	#CAZypedia2017 pmid=29040563
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 Individual articles (pages) in ''CAZypedia'' can therefore be cited, much as one would cite a review article or, perhaps more analogously, a book chapter.  In the "toolbox" section (lower left corner) of all encyclopedic pages, you will find a link entitled ''Cite this page'', which will give you the full bibliographic information for that page.
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+<div class="contentBlock" style="border: 1px solid grey; background: #E6E8FA; width: 90%; padding: 15px 15px 15px 15px; margin: 10px auto;">
 *If you would like to include a reference to a ''CAZypedia'' page in a published work, please use something like the following format:
 <blockquote class="toccolours" style="float:none; padding: 10px 15px 10px 15px; display:table;">

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 ''Please take a moment to read ''CAZypedia's'' [[Cazypedia:Copyright|copyright statement]].''
-''CAZypedia'' is intended to be a concise gateway to the key publications on individual CAZyme families or topics.  Readers are therefore generally advised to cite the primary literature entries when possible.  However, we recognize that it may be practical to cite ''CAZypedia'' pages directly in some cases (''e.g.'' CAZypedians may wish to include their contributions in curricula vitae; space limitations in presentations may preclude extensive literature lists; ''etc.'').
+''CAZypedia'' is intended to be a concise gateway to the key publications on individual CAZyme families or topics.  Readers are therefore generally advised to cite the primary literature entries when possible.
 Individual articles (pages) in ''CAZypedia'' can therefore be cited, much as one would cite a review article or, perhaps more analogously, a book chapter.  In the "toolbox" section (lower left corner) of all encyclopedic pages, you will find a link entitled ''Cite this page'', which will give you the full bibliographic information for that page.