Reprint requests

PC-Based Information Products Floppy Disk Based. We currently have ready access to a rapidly growing variety of relevant information resources. From a current awareness perspective, an excellent source of weekly information is the floppy disk-based product called Current Contents on Diskette (CCOD). Several versions are available however, the Life Sciences version is most appropriate for this review because of its coverage, on a weekly basis, of over 1200 journals describing work in the biological sciences. One will note that the product has several useful features, including very quick retrieval of article citations as well as several output options (including either hard copy or electronic storage of references as well as reprint requests). 

I had never before received a refusal to a reprint request. Obviously, 1 could easily have copied Dr. Joyce s article from library issues of the journal. However, this violation of the customs of scientific courtesy seemed a bit like a violation of separation between church and state. ... 

Over the years, I have received hundreds of reprint requests for my papers from physicians and others in American military installations. I have never yet received such a request from any military establishment outside the United States. Much of my research is concerned with the biochemical basis of mental deficiency and serious mental illnesses... 

Author to whom all correspondence and reprint requests should be addressed. 

Author to whom all correspondence and reprint requests should be addressed. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology 13 Vol. 113-116, 2004... 

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