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Electronic versions of papers are usually available as Acrobat documents (PDF) and may also be available as HTML.
Electronic versions of papers are usually available as Acrobat documents (PDF) and may also be available as HTML.
==Development==
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== Developmental Journals ==
== Developmental Journals ==

Revision as of 15:36, 18 August 2009

All papers are listed, and can be searched for freely online, in NIH PubMed which in most cases includes the paper abstract. There are also a number of different commercial databases used by some Universities to access research papers.

There are then varied access to the full papers, based upon where and how you are accessing the internet and the Journal policy. If accessing through a University or other institution site with a Journal subscription, often the full papers are available. Alternatively the following options are generally available.

  1. Some Journals, like Public Library of Science (PLoS) and Public Library of Medicine (PLoM) offer full free access to the many articles published.
  2. Other Journals offer free access to older archived issues and limited access to the current issue.
  3. Still other Journals have access only through subscription or individual paper online purchase.

Electronic versions of papers are usually available as Acrobat documents (PDF) and may also be available as HTML.

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Developmental Journals

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