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|November 17, 2017

Resumen

Este estudio corrige el artículo DOI, asegurando la citación precisa y la capacidad de descubrimiento para la investigación científica. La referencia adecuada es crucial para la integridad académica y el avance de la ciencia.

Área de la Ciencia:

Información bibliométrica
Publicaciones científicas
Comunicación académica

Sus antecedentes:

La citación precisa es fundamental para la integridad científica.
Los identificadores de objetos digitales (DOI) son esenciales para localizar artículos académicos.
Asegurar que los metadatos sean correctos mejora la detectabilidad de la investigación.

Objetivo del estudio:

Para corregir un artículo erróneo DOI.
Asegurar el enlace exacto de los registros científicos.
Mejorar la capacidad de recuperación de la investigación publicada.

Principales métodos:

Identificación del DOI incorrecto
Verificación del DOI correcto para el artículo especificado.
Corrección de los metadatos asociados a la publicación.

Principales resultados:

Se ha identificado la DOI incorrecta 10.1038/nature24042.
La corrección asegura que el DOI apunta con precisión al artículo previsto.
Esta rectificación mejora la fiabilidad de la literatura científica.

Conclusiones:

Los DOI precisos son críticos para el ecosistema científico.
Las correcciones a los metadatos mantienen la integridad de las bases de datos académicas.
Esto asegura que los investigadores puedan acceder y citar de manera confiable el trabajo científico.

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