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Title: MPG SFX Services


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MPG SFX Services
  • Linking to full text and more

2
Brief Overview of electronic resources
  • If you search for a paper you have several
    possibilities
  • via our library homepage http//www.biochem.mpg.de
    /zb/ direct acces to
  • Local online catalog check for holdings of
    books, series, journals in print or electronic
    version
  • E-Journals via Electronic Journal Library EZB
  • E-Books search the library catalog under the tab
    Electronic printed books
  • or
  • search the MPG eBooks Catalog
  • more information under Electronic media
    http//www.biochem.mpg.de/zb/electronic_media/inde
    x.html
  • Please always check whether the journal required
    is in our library as a print resp. online
    version, because that's for free!

3
What is SFX?
  • SFX (an acronym for "Special Effects")
  • context-sensitive reference linking product
  • based on the openURL framework
  • owned and developed by Ex Libris
  • licensed by the Max Planck Society (MPG) and
    further developed by Max PLanck virtual Library
  • an ideal tool for the "intelligent" integration
    of the various reference databases, library
    catalogs, full text repositories and other
    scientific information resources available to MPG
    staff
  • SFX allows users to
  • start with an item of interest found in one
    information resource ("Source"),
  • view a menu of additional options ("Services")
    related to that item available via other
    information resources,
  • and then directly access the selected resource
    ("Target") at the appropriate level.

4
SFX Source
SFX Menu
SFX Target
5
How do I use SFX? (Workflow 1)
  • Location and size of the SFX buttons
  • may vary slightly from one resource to the other
  • If the information resource you are using (e.g.
    library catalog, reference database, etc) has
    been "SFX-enabled", then regardless of whether
    you have accessed the resource via the Max Planck
    Virtual Library (vLib) interface or via the
    provider's original search interface (e.g. Ovid,
    Web of Knowledge, CSA), you will normally see a
    SFX button at the full record level or within
    particular data fields.
  • Click the SFX button to open a new browser window
    with the "MPG/SFX Services" menu

6
SFX service menu (Workflow 2)
  • Find the bibliographic information of your
    selected item near the top
  • Follow a list of services available for this item
    via other information resources
  • Click the logo next to the desired service or on
    the name of the resource to activate a link to
    the respective target
  • (again opening an additional browser window)
  • Return to the SFX menu to select a different
    service for the same item or return to your
    original information resource

7
What services can SFX offer me?
  • Currently, MPG/SFX Services may offer you any of
    the following options
  • Access the full text on the publisher's website
    or in an electronic repository (whenever
    possible)
  • Check for availability of an electronic version
    via the Electronic Journal Library - EZB
  • Check for availability of a print or electronic
    version in a local library catalog via the MPG
    Journal Index
  • Check for holdings in our library (Local online
    catalog)
  • Request the full text via our library (form) or
    via the document delivery service Subito
  • Search the author in Web of Science (to find
    additional publications, cited references,
    related articles, etc)
  • RSS feed for table of contents
  • View additional information regarding the journal
    or book in which an item was published
  • Search for possibly relevant web sites, using
    various Internet Search Engines (based on title
    words)

8
Why is there more than one option for full
texts?
  • Full text available via ... The MPG has a
    central licensing agreement with the publisher.
    SFX will take you as close as possible to the
    full text of the desired article.
  • Full text available via Publisher's Homepage
    If a central license is not in place, the MPG/SFX
    server requests the Electronic Journal Library
    (EZB) in the background to check if the full text
    is available via a local license. In the positive
    case a link to the provider's website is offered
    as well as the appropriate EZB traffic light.
  • If the SFX server fails in retrieving any license
    information it will offer other possibilities
  • Check for this journal in the Electronic Journal
    Library - EZB will check if an electronic
    version of this journal exists, and, if so,
    direct you to its home page.
  • Check for library holdings in the MPG Journal
    Index will check to see if either the print or
    electronic version of the journal is available in
    any of the individual Max Planck Institutes whose
    library catalogs have been included in the MPG
    Journal Index.
  • Search for more information using a Web Search
    Engine run an internet search to check for a
    free available copy (e.g. on the personal web
    page of the author)

9
Your direct connection
  • You have the bibliographic information for the
    reference ? use the MPG Citation Linker to
    directly retrieve the relevant MPG-SFX Services
  • Enter as much information as possible about the
    specific article, journal, book you are
    interested in. After completing the form, click
    the button
  • Set your own bookmark http//sfx.mpg.de/citation/s
    fx_local

10
  • The MPG SFX Service is under our control, i.e.
    we can optimize it according to the concrete
    requirements from the MPG.
  • Please let us know if you miss the SFX buttons
    somewhere, consider additional services
    reasonable or notice errors.
  • Answers to some of the most frequently asked
    questions are available from the MPG/SFX FAQ
    http//sfx.mpg.de/sfx-faq.html.
  • If you need further information or help
  • If you want to comment on SFX
  • call the Library at 3800 or send us a message
    at library_at_biochem.mpg.de
  • Thanks for your attention!
  • Questions?

11
Examples
  • Essmann, CL, Serine phosphorylation of ephrinB2
  • Nat Neurosci. 2008 Sep11(9)1035-43
  • http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19160501?itool
    EntrezSystem2.PEntrez.Pubmed.Pubmed_ResultsPanel.
    Pubmed_RVDocSumordinalpos3
  • sfxmenu_url http//sfx.mpg.de/sfx_local?sidEntr
    ezPubMedidpmid19160501
  • Sung, BJ, Computer simulations of protein
    diffusion
  • Biophys J. 2009 Jul 2297(2)472-9
  • SPECIAL URL FOR PUBMED http//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.g
    ov/entrez/query.fcgi?otoolidempslib
  • sfxmenu_url http//tinyurl.sfx.mpg.de/q44d
  • Anaka, M, The white Gene of Drosophila
    melanogaster Encodes a Protein with a Role in
    Courtship Behavior
  • Journal of Neurogenetics 22(2008)4, 243-276
  • sfxmenu_url http//tinyurl.sfx.mpg.de/qca7
  • Adaptation accentuates responses of fly
    motion-sensitive visual neurons to sudden
    stimulus changes
  • sfxmenu_url http//tinyurl.sfx.mpg.de/q9hd
  • Offord, RE, Synthesis and evaluation of
    fluorescent chemokines labelled at the amino
    terminal
  • Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM 1997
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