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	A DOI is uniquely assigned to an individual version of a Proteopedia page, although not all Proteopedia pages have DOIs assigned to them. When available, a DOI is the best way to reference your work in Proteopedia. For example, to reference the page [[Ribosome\|http://proteopedia.org/w/Ribosome]] you would type in your resumee:		A DOI is uniquely assigned to an individual version of a Proteopedia page, although not all Proteopedia pages have DOIs assigned to them. When available, a DOI is the best way to reference your work in Proteopedia. For example, to reference the page [[Ribosome\|http://proteopedia.org/w/Ribosome]] you would type in your resumee:

	Ribosome, W.Decatur et al, 2013, Proteopedia, http://dx.doi.org/10.999/370873/1837505		Ribosome, W.Decatur et al, 2013, Proteopedia, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.999/370873.1837505