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Alternatively you can go to the library's citation linker and enter the citation information to see if we have online access to a particular article. If we have neither the online or print version, try Interlibrary Loan (above).
- NOTE: IF YOU GO DIRECTLY TO THE PUBLIC SITE FOR A JOURNAL, YOU WILL OFTEN BE DENIED ACCESS, EVEN IF CSULB SUBSCRIBES TO THE JOURNAL. FOR THOSE JOURNALS YOU MUST USE THE FOLLOWING METHOD TO GET ACCESS:
- To access an electronic version of an article, go to the library's Search Page. Set the left-hand menu to Title/Journal Title and the right-hand menu to Journal, Periodical, Newspaper (Serial) Collection. Enter the title or part of the title in the window and click Go. Then look for the listing directing you to Full Text or Table of Contents Available on the Internet. Once you get to a the site for a journal you use often, you can try bookmarking it to save time in the future (this may or may not work).
For the journal Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, locating a paper requires knowing which section of the journal a particular volume is in. The BBA Decoder from UCSD is a table that provides this information.
Finally, the following services provide access to online journals to library users and may be accessed directly from campus computers or from home computers with use of a CSULB ID and library PIN number. If you have trouble locating the link to the internet version of a journal, you can try using these web sites.
- Science Direct
Wiley Interscience
- ACS Web Editions
- JSTOR provides access to older issues of Science, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, and the publications of the Royal Society of London.
Free Software Downloads (structure viewers, some with built-in browsers)
Structure Browsers -- where you can locate a structure file for a protein or nucleic acid
Resource Sites -- three related sites maintained by Eric Martz of the University of Massachusetts with lots of useful links for molecular modeling
Images -- In addition to the Resource Sites listed above, these sites contain links to tutorials with interactive images of protein and nucleic acid molecules, as well as other image collections. (Some of these can be viewed only if Chime has been installed on your computer (see above under Downloads) -- try these in the Student Access to Science computer lab in FO5-116.)
Miscellaneous
- These sites are for looking up protocols for many procedures in biochemistry and molecular biology.
Sites with information about jobs in biotechnology and related areas.
- Bio.Com Jobs
- Biohealthmatics.com
- Biospace Career Center
- CareerJet
- ChemJobs -- sponsored by the American Chemical Society
- CSUPERB Job Links -- a page of job-related links from the CSU Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology
- HireBio
- HireHealth
- HireRx
- HotJobs
- +Jobs America
- +Jobs California
- Jobs.Net
- JobsCity.Net
- MedZilla
- Monstertrak
- Net-Temps
- PharmaOpportunities
- Science Careers -- from the journal Science
- ScienceJobs
- SciWeb Biotechnology Career Center
- Snaill