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Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by BUmiken12, Nov 8, 2002.

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  1. BUmiken12

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    What are ome good research sites? I'm currently doing research on antioxidants for my undergrad thesis, and the only one I really know of is Medline.com, and all I'm getting from them is case studies. I need information on how antioxidants function, radicals are formed, etc. Thanks in advance...
     
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    what you want is more general knowledge, not specific info about expts, data analysis techs, etc... Therefore research sites aren't what you're looking for. Try to find some review articles in a journal that go over the stuff you want, or go down to your chem library and peruse their grad chem books.
     
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    i'm assuming you mean you're using medline---as in the NCBI pubmed??

    if so try to search for "reviews" type in antioxidant review

    but the last post was right that site will give you, in general, more in depth articles - but sometimes the review trick works.
     
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