Instructions for finding information from the literature for your lab reports; includes how to format the references in your report in the Journal of Biological Chemistry (JBC) citation style.
ELS is also known as the "Encyclopedia of the Life Sciences". This is a great place to start when looking for background information. Once you find your topic, not only read the article but also look at the reference list where you'll find even more publications about your topic.
Note: ASU's subscription only includes articles through 2009; for articles written from 2010 to present, please use the Interlibrary Loan service.
ASU Library has many resources which can help you successfully complete your BCH 467 laboratory reports.
Searches full text of over 5000 Scientific and Engineering Handbooks and Databases. Good source of information on compounds, substances and background information on techniques.
