2. Whatsthat?Lets start with a dictionary definition...The
information source that is derived directly from fullydescribed (or
referenced) formal observation, proceduresor experiments performed
with valid, scientificallyaccepted methods. In its strongest form,
this material isusually (but not only) a paper in a refereed
scientificpublication.primary source. (2001). In Pharmaceutical
Medicine Dictionary. Retrieved from
http://ezproxy.lakeheadu.ca/login?url=http://www.credoreference.com/entry/pmd/
primary_source 3. ScholarlyAcademicPeer reviewed 4. Howcan you tell
what a primary research article look like? 5. Original research
Abstract Credentials Research methods References 6. Which databases
will help you find primaryliterature? Biological Abstracts PubMed
ScienceDirect Web of Science 7. Click on Article to find
primaryresearch articles 8. Note the Abstractor summary of
thearticle 9. Some articles willeven let you knowwhat methods and
equipment wereused 10. Type in yoursearch terms 11. Click on
moreunder Articletypes to viewmore options 12. Note
thedifferentoptions. To find primaryresearch, clickon Journal
Article 13. Click on theSearch tab tostart yoursearch 14. Click on
theJournals tab tostart yoursearchUnder Limit by document type,
click on Article for research/primaryarticles 15. Note that
underarticle #2, it statesthat it is anoriginal research article
16. Type in yoursearch term and unclick SocialSciences and Artand
Humanities 17. Note that you can also limit to aspecific date range
18. Note thedifferentoptions. To find primaryresearch, click on
Article 19. This is the end of our tutorial on Primary Research in
CellBiologyPlease check out our other tutorials: Where to Start
your Search Secondary Resources Smart Searching MeSH (Medical
Subject Headings) Browsing Journals Acknowledging your Sources 20.
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