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Notice to Authors of NIH-Funded
Articles…
Through our
affiliation with PubMed Central (PMC), The American Journal
of Pathology and The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics
deposit all final published articles in PMC on behalf of NIH-funded
authors. Publishing in the AJP or the JMD
automatically places you in compliance with the NIH Public
Access Policy (see
http://publicaccess.nih.gov/submit_process.htm,
Submission Method A).
Authors
therefore should NOT complete a separate deposit of their
material but will be contacted by PubMed Central for grant
verification once the article has been received by the PMC
article system.
CITING
YOUR AJP AND JMD ARTICLES IN NIH GRANT APPLICATIONS:
To ensure
that your AJP and JMD
articles are properly cited in NIH grant applications,
proposals, and progress reports please use the following
formats:
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For
articles that have been accepted but not yet been published,
indicate “PMC Journal - In Process” at the end of the full
citation.
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For
articles that have been published, and thus deposited in
PMC, list the PubMed Central reference number (PMCID)
at the end of the full citation. PMCIDs (which differ from
the PubMed reference number) can be found in the lower right
corner of the AbstractPlus view of your article’s PubMed
record. For example:
PMID: 19197002
[PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
PMCID: PMC2665733
[Available on 2009/09/01]
(Note: the
above PubMed reference and PMCID are for example only; please
visit PubMed to obtain the PMCID for your specific article.)
Further
information on properly citing articles accepted or published in
other journals can be found at
http://publicaccess.nih.gov/citation_methods.htm.
USE OF AJP AND JMD MATERIAL FOR
OTHER FUNDING AGENCIES:
The ASIP
is currently in discussion with Wellcome Trust to mirror content
deposited in PMC to UK-PubMed Central (in compliance with
Wellcome Trust funding requirements). Contact the Editorial
Office regarding permission to deposit manuscripts in other
government-sponsored repositories in cases where The American
Journal of Pathology and The Journal of Molecular
Diagnostics do not have a system in place to automatically
deposit materials on behalf of their authors. Deposit of
accepted or published manuscripts in any non-AJP or non-JMD
repository without prior permission by the Journal is a
violation of copyright.
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