CHM 340: Biochemistry I

You'll start your search in Scopus, the largest indexing and abstracting database available.  Once you find your primary citation, you'll locate other articles that cite it.

There are several options for locating a specific article based on the available information.

Connect to Scopus and click on the Advanced search tab.

Type PMID(your primary citation PubMed ID) and click the Search button.

 If no documents are retrieved, try Option 2: Use Citation Information.

Connect to Scopus and enter the article title in the Search for box.  Click Search.

If no results are found, contact the Hutchins Library Reference Desk for assistance.   The Scopus: Performing a Document Search video may also be helpful.

From the Document results list,  click on the article title to view all the details, including the abstract, language, keywords, plus Chemicals and CAS Registry Numbers.  To learn more, watch the Scopus: Reviewing Documents video.

Click on Download PDF at the top of the page to download the document and/or the abstract.  The Download Completed box will indicate if the article PDF was included in the download.

If Download PDF does not provide the document, click on the Connect button for additional options for getting a copy of your primary citation document.  If Hutchins Library does not have article online or in print, you will need to complete an Interlibrary Loan request..

Hutchins Library provides print or electronic access to over 50,000 journals.  If the article you need is not available, you may request a copy though interlibrary loan.