Creating citations is a core component of any final research project, as they give credit to the creator or creators of an idea and allows the reader to locate the original source of information.
What Needs to be Cited?
What Does Not Need to be Cited?
What are the Main Parts of a Citation?
For this class you will be using the citation style required for authors publishing in the Journal of Immunological Methods. Below are selected sample citations; for full details, please visit the Guide for Authors.
Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine
Laberge, M., Koth, P.E., 2020. Rheumatoid arthritis, in: Longe, J.L. (Ed.), Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine. Gale, Farmington Hills, pp. 4474-4480 (accessed 2/13/23).
Journal Article
Siperstein, R., Wikramanayake, T.C., 2021. Intense pulsed light as a treatment for senile purpura: a pilot study. Lasers Surg. Med. 53, 926-934. https://doi.org/10.1002/lsm.23358.
Website
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, 2022. What is lymphopenia. http://https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/lymphopenia (accessed 2/5/23).