Literature Reference Details

Once a user has clicked the ID number of the document they wish to examine from the table of search results generated by the Literature Search, the Literature Reference Details window is displayed.

This window will list the bibliographic reference that was entered for the document. In addition, in a table at the bottom of the page any materials associated with the reference are listed. This table also identifies any experimental data that has been entered for the material.There is a link to this table placed at the top of the page to ensure that the presence of data is noted even if the display goes beyond the limits of the screen

This page will allow users with the appropriate level of security to:

• edit the Literature Reference Details;
  This will open the Modify Existing Literature Reference Details page where all items relating to the reference details may be changed.
• add new materials;
  This opens the Characterising the Food Material table where details about a new food material can be added.
• view existing materials;
  This also opens the Characterising the Food Material table where an exisisting food material can be modified.
• edit existing experiment details;
  This will open the Experiment Details page where the details obout the selected experiment can be examined and modified.
• edit existing experimental data;
  This will open the Experimental Data matrix containing previously supplied experimental data.
• add new experiments (details and data)
  New experimental details and associated data can then be added from this page. The date will be atteched to the selected material.
• delete experiments;
  the owner of an experiment can delete the experiment.
• delete the material;
  the owner of a material can delete that material if there are no experiments attached to it

Note: If you are not logged in with appropriate rights the "Edit", "Add", "New" and "Delete" links are not displayed.

Related Topics

Contents   Bibliographic Search Results   Viewing Materials References