Access to American Chemical Society journals

We have on-campus access to 36 journals from the American Chemical Society, including Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Bioconjugate Chemistry, Biomacromolecules, Chemical Research in Toxicology, Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, Journal of Natural Products, Journal of Organic Chemistry, Journal of Proteome Research, and Molecular Pharmaceutics. This includes access to back issues.

Check out the ACS search engine (from any computer on campus) at American Chemical Society Journals, which is listed under the pharmacy databases on the library website.

Swilley Pubmed - More links to free fulltext

When you search Swilley Pubmed, there's another tab at the top of your results list. Now you will see a tab for Mercerlib, the articles you can access via the library, and Free full text, which includes articles that are freely available on the Internet.

Remember, you can always find the Swilley Pubmed link at the library's pharmacy database page.

New pharmacogenomics database

The Connectivity Map is a database that provides information on how human genes respond to medications. Developed by researchers at the Broad Institute, a joint project of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University, this "tool relies on genes to connect diseases with potential drugs to treat them and to predict how new drugs function in cells" (Broad Institute, 2006).

Where to look for legal information

There's a new web page that includes resources on law & ethics. It contains links to databases, as well as website containing the text of Georgia law. The premier database for looking up legal information is Lexis-Nexis (available through Galileo.) In addition to searching federal and state codes and some case law, you can search for articles in legal journals and news sources. All these materials are fulltext.