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  • Book
    Barbara Gastel and Robert A. Day.
    Summary: "This newly updated version of the classic guide to writing and publishing scientific papers provides the tools needed to succeed in the communication aspects of a scientific career"--Provided by publisher. "Now thoroughly updated and expanded, this new edition of a classic guide offers practical advice on preparing and publishing journal articles as well as succeeding in other communication-related aspects of a scientific career. Provides practical, easy-to-read, and immediately applicable guidance on preparing each part of a scientific paper: from the title and abstract, through each section of the main text, to the acknowledgments and references. Explains step by step how to decide to which journal to submit a paper, what happens to a paper after submission, and how to work effectively with a journal throughout the publication process. Includes key advice on other communication important to success in scientific careers, such as giving presentations and writing proposals. Presents an insightful insider's view of how journals actually work--and describes how best to work with them."--Publisher's description.

    Contents:
    Part I: Some preliminaries. What is scientific writing? ; Historical perspectives ; Approaching a writing project ; What is a scientific paper? ; Ethics in scientific publishing ; Where to submit your manuscript
    Part II: Preparing the text. How to prepare the title ; How to list the authors and addresses ; How to prepare the abstract ; How to write the introduction ; How to write the materials and methods section ; How to write the results ; How to write the discussion ; How to state the acknowledgments ; How to cite the references
    Part III: Preparing the tables and figures. How to design effective tables ; How to prepare effective graphs ; How to prepare effective photographs
    Part IV: Publishing the paper. Rights and permissions ; How to submit the manuscript ; The review process (how to deal with editors) ; The publishing process (how to deal with proofs) and after publication
    Part V: Doing other writing for publication. How to write a review paper ; How to write opinion (letters to the editor, editorials, and book reviews) ; How to write a book chapter or a book ; How to write for the public ; How to present a paper orally ; How to prepare a poster ; How to write a conference report
    Part VII: Scientific style. Use and misuse of English ; Avoiding jargon ; How and when to use abbreviations ; Writing clearly across cultures and media ; How to write science in English as a foreign language
    Part VIII: Other topics in scientific communication. How to write a thesis ; How to prepare a curriculum vitae, cover letter, and personal statement ; How to prepare grant proposals and progress reports ; How to write a recommendation letter : and how to ask for one ; How to work with the media ; How to provide peer review ; How to edit your own work ; How to seek a scientific-communication career
    Appendix 1: Selected journal title word abbreviations
    Appendix 2: Words and expressions to avoid
    Appendix 3: SI (Système International) prefixes and their abbreviations
    Appendix 4: Some helpful websites
    Glossary.
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    Books: General Collection (Downstairs)
    2016
    T11 .D33 2016
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  • Article
    Welliver RC, Ogra PL.
    J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1978 Sep 01;173(5 Pt 2):560-4.
    Evidence suggests that protection against intestinal infections is mediated by an immune system that is unique in many ways. The predominant intestinal immunoglobulin differs in structure, function, and site of origin from those immunoglobulins found in the blood-stream. Cell-mediated intestinal immune responses also may arise separately from those of the rest of the body. Further studies are necessary to characterize the local immune response to many human bacterial, viral, and protozoal pathogens, and to clarify the mechanism of "homing" of immunocompetent cells to the large and small intestine, mammary glands, and other external mucosal surfaces.
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