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The Document Display page provides the following information:

Source Information including the source title, volume, issue, year, page numbers, article number, journal rank, and copyright statement.
Search History: Clicking Search History will open your Search History in the last search form used. If you do not have a Search History available, the Basic Search form will display. The Search History link is not available on the Web, Patent, or SelectedSources tabs.
Articles in Press displays for documents that have been accepted for publication, but have not yet been assigned to a journal issue. See Articles in Press for more information.
Search Terms: Terms that match your search criteria are highlighted in the appropriate record field.

Example When searching TITLE(heart), the word heart would only be highlighted in the title field even if it appeared in the abstract.
DOI (Digital Object Identifier): The DOI is a unique code used to link to the original article.
: The RefWorks icon indicates that the document is currently stored in your personal RefWorks database.

Note The RefWorks icon will only display if your institute is entitled to the combined Scopus/RefWorks features and you have entered your RefWorks account information in My Profile.
Document Title: The document's title is displayed in English and in the original language.
Author(s):
- Clicking an author name runs an Author Search for documents by that author.
- Clicking the icon opens the information about that author. The Author Details page includes affiliations, research areas of interest, and links to author documents and cited by information.
- Clicking the icon opens an e-mail form from which you can mail the author.
- Clicking the icon takes you to the correspondence address for this document.
Affiliation(s): Lists the organizations with which the document authors are affiliated.
Abstract: The abstract is a brief overview of the document.
Information from CrossFire Beilstein ©: Clicking View Compounds or View Reactions opens a new browser window with information on the chemical compounds and chemical reactions in the document. Link availability depends on the presence of compound or reaction information in the CrossFire Beilstein database and the settings determined by your librarian or administrator.

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