Christine Flemming

Elsevier Product Training Manager

c.flemming@elsevier.com

LITERATURE SEARCHING IN REAXYS

Reaxys webinar

February 24, 2015

AGENDA

Literature content in Reaxys

Literature Search Fields and other Literature search methods

Literature-related tools for expanding, refining and managing results

LITERATURE CONTENT IN REAXYS

Texas A & M University dissertations

Proceedings of the Chemical society, London

Not just Journals and Patents

LITERATURE CONTENT IN REAXYS

Broad Coverage

Medicinal ChemistryAnalytical chemistryBiochemistry…

NursingDentistryVeterinary…

GeologyEcologyAstrophysics…

…and more

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LITERATURE CONTENT IN REAXYS

Patents

Patent Offices:

WorldUSEuropean

IPC Codes:

A01N

A61K

C07B

A01N

A61K

C07B

A01N

A61K

C07B

A01N

A61K

C07B

Time Coverage:

“Historical” patents

from about 1976

back to 1803

“Deeply Indexed”

patents from about

1976 to the present

WHAT IS SEARCHABLE?

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Original Article

Bibliography

Titles and abstracts

Keywords

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Bibliography

Titles and abstracts

Keywords

Reaxys Article Record

WHAT IS SEARCHABLE?

Articles may also contain substances and reactions

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WHAT IS SEARCHABLE?

Original Patent

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WHAT IS SEARCHABLE?

Reaxys Patent RecordIndexed Patent

Patent Family

Bibliography

Titles and abstracts

Included in the Author field

Standardized Application number

IPC

HOW TO SEARCH FOR LITERATURE

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Indirectly:

• Substances• Reactions• Properties

Three Direct Ways:

• Ask Reaxys• Literature search form• Reaxys Tree

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HOW TO SEARCH FOR LITERATURE

1. Ask Reaxys

2. Literature

search form

3. Reaxys Tree

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Bibliographic-type fields

Text fields

ASK REAXYS

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Very easy!

Tetrahedron, 2015, 70, 9759

immobilized metal ion affinity chromatography

Mendeleev

Affinity NEXT chromat*

LITERATURE SEARCH FORM

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Bibliographic Fields

Bibliographic-type fields

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LITERATURE SEARCH FORM

Add or Delete fields from the form

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC FIELDS

LITERATURE SEARCH FORM

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Keyword Field

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LITERATURE SEARCH FORM

Citation Basic Index

Searches Titles, Abstracts, and Keywords

Query Retrieves:

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LITERATURE SEARCH FORM

Citation Basic Index

Affinity NEXT chromat*

Immobilized metal ion Affinity chromatography

Affinity NEXT chromat* 62629 citations

Affinity NEXT chromat* Near method* 2343 citations

metal ion Affinity NEXT chromat* NEAR (method* OR proces*) 149 citations

imac 1858 citations

imac NOT (apple or computer) 1757 citations

REAXYS TREE

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PRESENTER | DATE | NAME OF PRESENTATION

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ASK REAXYS

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Options

Gabriel Reaction

“Gabriel” as an author’s name

“Gabriel” in Abstracts and Keywords

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“Gabriel” as an author’s name

“Gabriel” as a keyword

VIEW AUTHOR INFORMATION IN SCOPUS

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Click on the hyperlink for author name “Gabriel”

PATENT FIELDS

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Common Patent Number - This field is more flexible than the Patent Number field. It allows you to

enter a patent number and searches for that number regardless of whether it is the indexed patent or

not. The field code is CIT.PNX.

Priority Number -The number of the first application of the patent family.

The syntax is the same as for the Application Number, but not normalized numbers may occur for certain

countries.

The general syntax is:

<two-letter-country-code> <year> - <number (no leading zeros)>

e.g. EP1980-875

US1984-478996

CH1990-301490

Patent Number – The actual granted patent number. These patents are all “indexed patents”. However, the Indexed patent field contains the first “patent document” we receive –(application, granted patent, or first English-language equivalent).

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PATENT FIELDS

Patent Status - This field contains the code for the patent status. The status can be e.g. unexamined

application, examined application or granted patent.

The patent kind code is based on the "WIPO kind-of-document-codes". Its purpose is the differentiation of

the patent documents of one country.

The interpretation of these codes requires detailed knowledge of the patent laws of the appropriate

countries.

Further details see:

http://www.wipo.int/scit/en/standards/pdf/03-16-01.pdf

Author -The surname and the first name of the inventor (author), as they were written in the original

publication. A comma and a space always separate the surname from first names. For publications with more

than one author each author name will be separately indexed. However, in some cases, the first five names

mentioned in the article are given, further names are displayed (not indexed) as "et al.".

Patent assignee - The field contains the patent assignee name, as it is written in the original publication. So

it can include names fully written, but also as abbreviation. Patent assignee name may be a company name,

an institution, an organization, a university or a private person.

Inventor - The surname and the first name of the inventor (author), as they were written in the original

publication. For publications with more than one author each author name will be separately indexed. A

comma and a space always separate the surname from first names.

SEARCH FOR A LIST OF PATENTS

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ANALYZE THE LIST

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EXPORT THE LIST

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CREATE A REPORT

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Move, Delete, or add free text

Send the report to a colleague as an xml file.

SAVE AND IMPORT A LIST

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Run the query

View results. Create a txt file of patent numbers.

Import txt file

Then execute the query from the Literature query page.

View execution details.

THANK YOU