This document provides guidance on creating an annotated bibliography for scientific research. It discusses including peer-reviewed publications, current research, and contributions to the relevant scientific community. It also provides background sources like textbooks, encyclopedias, and academic databases. Instructions are given on analyzing each source for the research question, study type, population, outcomes, limitations, authors' strengths and weaknesses, impact, and gaps. The document also mentions citing sources in CSE/CBE format and using databases, EndNote, and citation tracking tools.

1. Annotated Bibliographyissues & research relevant to your scientific community Scientific consensus – peer reviewed publications – current research – contribution to your community’s scientific literature journals that are core in your field (journal citation reports – database)

2. Background Information Textbooks, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia, General academic databases, Google Scholar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_peptic_ulcer_disease_and_Helicobacter_pylori

3. Google Scholar Set Scholar Preferences for UC-eLinks & EndNote Helicobacter Pylori ulcers authors Marshall, B Warren, JR Australia self-infected Nobel prize 2005 scientific consensus letters & comments sent to peer review journals http://scholar.google.com

4. Web of Knowledge/Science Exclude Review Articles – Find Original Research – locate related articles

5. http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu

6. Annotated Bibliographyhttp://olinuris.library.cornell.edu/ref/research/skill28.htm Your Analysis About the researchCitation Style: CSE/CBE Goodwin C S, Marshall B J, Blincow E D, Wilson D H, Blackbourn S, Phillips M. Prevention of nitroimidazole resistance in Campylobacter pylori by coadministration of colloidal bismuth subcitrate: clinical and in vitro studies. Journal of Clinical Pathology 1988;41(2):207-10. The Research Question? Type of Study? Population (if applicable)? Outcomes? Research limitations per the authors? Strengths and weaknesses of authors? Impact of their contribution to the research literature? Any gaps the authors identify? Disagreements that may have arisen in teams of authors? What does each of your sources offer?

7. Annotated Bibliography Your Analysis About the researchCitation Style: CSE/CBE Lastname A A, Lastname B B, Lastane CC, Lastname, DD. Full Title of Your Original Research Article: no review articles. Journal Title in Full, 2008; volume# (issue#):207-10. The Research Question? Type of Study? Population (if applicable)? Outcomes? Research limitations per the authors? Strengths and weaknesses of authors? Impact of their contribution to the research literature? Any gaps the authors identify? Disagreements that may have arisen in teams of authors? What does each of your sources offer? Why are they in your bibliography?

8. UC-eLinks Locate article from database – copy & paste citation in selected format

9. Set up your EndNote Web Account http://www.myendnoteweb.com

10. Original Research Articles

11. Who did the author cite?Who has cited this paper since publication?

12. Download Free EndNotewith EndNote Web Account Value of over $200 with 2 year EndNote Web account:http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/dept/instruc/research/endnote/ http://www.myucdavis.edu