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September 2008

Cancer
   Announcing an open access option in British Journal of Cancer (BJC)

Endocrinology
   Did you know an egg breakfast enhances weight loss?

Genetics
   Review on Cyberinfrastructure for Biology with Wiki features from Nature Reviews Genetics

Immunology
   Focus on Leukocyte Trafficking brought to you by Nature Immunology

Molecular & cell biology
   Focus on Quality Control brought to you by The EMBO Journal
   
FREE Poster on pluripotent cell isolation from Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology


Multimedia resources

   Watch FREE streaming videos from Nature and tune in to the Nature Podcast

Question of the month
   In the last 12 months has your institution requested a trial of an NPG journal?

 
   
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Announcing an open access option in British Journal of Cancer (BJC)

Inform your users an open access option is now available to all authors of original research papers that are accepted for publication in BJC. BJC OPEN articles will be freely accessible to all readers immediately on publication.

BJC OPEN offers authors of papers that have been reviewed and accepted the option of paying a fee so that their entire articles are freely available to read online and download as soon as they are published.

Your users can learn more about BJC OPEN by visiting BJC online here.

More information about cancer products: click here.

     
   
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Did you know an egg breakfast enchances weight loss?

1 medium egg =
72 calories 
1.55 grams of saturated fat
6.29 grams of protein
27 milligrams of calcium

Did you know eating an egg breakfast every morning increases energy, fills you up, and helps with weight loss?  Your users can read all about the benefits of an egg breakfast in this article from the International Journal of Obesity. The article is FREE for a limited time so notify your users today!

Contact your local sales representative for more information on the
International Journal of Obesity or to request a FREE trial.

     
   
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Review on Cyberinfrastructure for Biology with Wiki features from
Nature Reviews Genetics

Nature Reviews Genetics (*2007 Impact Factor 22.399) presents a first for NPG 
a review that can be commented on, updated, and added to by readers using Wiki features. The Review on Cyberinfrastructure for Biology covers the past, present and future of the biology cyberinfrastructure.

Encourage your users to access, update and add to the review today!


     
   
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Focus on Leukocyte Trafficing brought to you by Nature Immunology

Nature Immunology (*2007 Impact Factor 26.218) invites your users to read the Focus on Leukocyte Trafficking, a collection of five reviews on different aspects of leukocyte trafficking from the September issue. Included are discussions of the traffic signals, migration patterns and specific intervention points that might be exploited in inflammatory disease. The focus also contains an overview article, highlights of recent research and an online-only forum to discuss current areas of research relevant to the trafficking field.

Read the focus here.

Register for a FREE trial to Nature Immunology.

More information about immunology products: click here.

     
   
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Focus on Quality Control brought to you by
The EMBO Journal

The EMBO Journal (*2007 Impact Factor 8.662) welcomes your users to access the Focus on Quality Control, a collection of eight review articles that highlight different aspects of cellular quality control and their potential relevance for human diseases. Topics include mitochondrial and ER quality control, protein folding and degradation as well as quality control in RNA and DNA metabolism.

These online review articles include FREE downloadable figures for teaching purposes and links to relevant research articles published recently in The EMBO Journal and other NPG journals.

Access the Focus on Quality Control here.

FREE Poster on pluripotent cell isolation from
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology

Pluripotent cells offer great promise for the future of regenerative medicine.  In this FREE Poster, Christopher Lengner and Rudolf Jaenisch compare and contrast the properties of pluripotent embryonic stem cells with those of laboratory-generated pluripotent cells

Download the poster here and display it at your workplace.

Produced with support from STEMCELL Technologies.

More information about molecular & cell biology products: click here.

     
   
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Watch FREE streaming videos from Nature and tune into the Nature Podcast

Nature offers groundbreaking streaming videos featuring discussion, analysis and interviews with leading scientists as they share their discoveries. Your users can watch Voyager II as it travels through the helisphere, discover why one hemisphere of Mars is lower and has a thinner crust than the other or marvel in the engineering prowess of the 2,000-year old Antikythera Mechanism as it records the dates of ancient Olympiads. Encourage your users to access the online video streaming archive here.

Nature also offers the Nature Podcast featuring the stories behind the hottest research and news in Nature. Your users can tune in here for streaming audio or to download the weekly podcast to their mp3 players! The Nature Podcast is sponsored by Bio-Rad.  

Contact your local sales representative to request a FREE trial to Nature, the no. 1 weekly science journal.

     
   
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In the last 12 months has your institution completed a trial of an NPG journal?

 
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Find out the results of this poll in the October Life Science Update.

If you answered no to this question click here.

Last month's question: Have you visited the Librarian Gateway in the last 12 months?

what was the response?  58.33% said yes, 41.67% said no.


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