SD INBRE (BRIN): Additional Resources

SD BRIN scholars may also use PubMed, which is a useful and FREE database.  The the links below will help you to navigate PubMed. If you need the full text of an article citation you have found, use the journal article request form under the SD BRIN Assistance tab within this guide. 

  1.       Visit the NIH Manuscript Submissions Page 

             (http://www.nihms.nih.gov/db/sub.cgi)

  2.       Choose a login method.

• NIHMS currently supports four account types: NIH, eRA Commons, My NCBI, and HHMI. If you currently have an account with one of these groups, please click on the appropriate link in the sign-in box on the homepage and use those account credentials to sign in to the NIHMS system.
• NIH intramural and extramural researchers, as well as eRA Commons account holders, should use the NIH and eRA Commons sign-in options, respectively. HHMI investigators should sign in through the HHMI sign-in route.
• My NCBI users and users without any of the above accounts can sign in through the My NCBI route.
• Accounts are not automatically linked or aliased, so users are encouraged to choose one account and use that for all subsequent visits. If a user cannot remember whether or not he/she has an account or which account was previously used to process a submission, please use the “Request e-mail reminder” feature in the sign-in box on the homepage or contact the Help Desk.
• For illustrated sign-in instructions, see the Step-by-Step Tutorials page.

  3.       Once logged in, select the "Submit a New Manuscript" button.

  4.       Enter manuscript title, and journal title. 

  5.       Select "Add Funding". 

  6.       Enter the grant information. Make sure you include all sources of funding. Once you have all the grant information entered. Click “Upload Files.”

 7.       Select the type and upload all files. You need to include a Label for any figure or table files. Eg: Fig. 1, Table 2, etc. 

 8.       Review pdf receipt. 

 9.       Click to view your pdf Receipt. 

10.      Once you have ensured everything is correct, select "Set Reviewer and Embargo". 

11.      As an author you are not required to have another author review the submission. If you are submitting the manuscript on behalf of one of the authors, you must provide the author(s) email address in order for them to review the submission. 

12.      Select the embargo period required by your publisher, then click "Approve".

13.      Review submission statement. 

14.      Click "Agree" to finalize approval. 

Augustana University

Parra-Izquierdo, I., Melrose, A. R., Pang, J. Lakshmanan, H. H. S., Reitsma, S. E., Vavilapalli, S. H., Larson, M. K.,...& Aslan, J. E. (2022). Published in Platelets 

Janus kinase inhibitors ruxolitinib and baricitinib impair glycoprotein-VI mediated platelet function

Matzner, S. L., Ronning, N., Hawkinson, J., Cummiskey, T., Buchanan, J., Miller, E.,&  Carlile, G. (2019). Published in Physiologia Plantarum. 

Does Acclimation in Cavitation Resistance due to Mechanical Perturbation Support the Pit Area or Conduit Reinforcement Hypotheses in Phaseolus Vulgaris? 

Black Hills State University 

Anderson, C., & Seimens, D. (2016). Published an article AoB Plants: 

Epigenetics of drought-induced trans-generational plasticity; consequences for range limit development.

Dakota Wesleyan University

Dosch, J., Hadley, E., Wiese, C., Soderberg, M., Houwman, T., Ding, K., Kharazova, A., Collins, J.L., van Knippenberg, B., Gregory, C., & Kofman, A. (2017) Published in Cell Cycle:

Time-lapse microscopic observation of non-dividing cells in cultured human osteosarcoma MG-63 cell line.

Mount Marty University 

Haag, N. Wu, C. along with undergraduate students Kimberly Velk and Tyler McCune. (2015).  Published an article in World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology: 

Bioinformatics and Molecular Biological Characterization of a Hypothetical Protein SAV1226 as a Potential Drug Target for Methicillin/Vancomycin-Staphylococcus aureus Infections

University of Sioux Falls 

Fritsch, L. J., McCaulley, S. J., Johnson, C.R., Lawson, N. J., Gorres-Martens, B. K. (2021) Published in Journal of Applied Physiology. 

Exercise prevents whole body type 2 diabetes risk factors better than estradiol replacement in rats

University of South Dakota 

Esfahanian, N., Nelson, M., Autenried, R., Pattison, J. S., Callegari, E., & Khosrow, R. (2021). Published in Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology

Comprehensive Analysis of Proteasomal Complexes in Mouse Brain Regions Detects ENO2 as a Potential Partner of the Proteasome in the Striatum

Tripathi, A. K., Thakur, P., Saxsena, P., Rauniyar, S. Gopalakrishan, V., Singh, R.N., Gadhamshetty, V.,...& Sani, R.K. (2021). Published in Frontiers in Microbiology

Gene Sets and Mechanisms of Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria Biofilm Formation and Quorum Sensing With Impact on Corrosion

Messerli, S.M., Hoffman, M. Gnimpieba, E., Bhardwaj, R. D. (2017)  Published in Molecular Cancer Research:

Therapeutic Targeting of PTK7 is Cytotoxix in Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumers

Skelton, R.M., Shepardson, K. M., Hatton, A., Wilson, P.T., Sreenivasan, C., Yu, J. Wang, D. Huber, V.C., & Rynda-Apple, A. (2019) Published in Viruses.

Contribution of Host Immune Responses Against Influenza D Virus Infection Toward Secondary bacterial Infection in a Mouse Model 

Liu, Y., Min, J-W., Feng, S., Subedi, K. Qiao, F., Mammenga, E., Callegari, E. & Wang, H. (2020). Published in Translational Stroke Research

Therapeutic Role of a Cysteine Precursor, OTC, in Ischemic Stroke is Mediated by Improved Proteostasis in Mice 

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