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Science Signaling My Folders are designed to help you organize resources throughout the Science Signaling according to your personal preferences. The following types of resources can be stored in folders.

Editors' Choice summaries
Editorial Guides
Reviews
Perspectives
Protocols
Letters
Virtual Journal articles
Forums and forums messages
People in the Directory
Teaching Resources
ST NetWatch entries
Events entries
Database of Cell Signaling Connections Maps components, pathways, and relations

Folders are created and accessed from the "My Science Signaling" section of Science Signaling or from the "My Folders" link in the left navigation area. From My Science Signaling, click on the link to "My Folders". To create a folder, enter the name of the folder in the provided box and click the "Create Folder" button at the bottom of the My Folders page. To view items in an existing folder, click on the name of the folder. To delete a folder, click on the "Delete" link next to the name of the folder you would like to delete.

To put an item in a folder, find a resource on Science Signaling. If that resource can be put in a folder, the "Save to My Folders" option will appear in the left-side navigation area or a "Save to My Folders" button will be appear adjacent to the resource. Items in search results or on index pages may also be placed in folders by checking the box next to the item and selecting the "Save to My Folders" button. All resources are intially placed in the "Main Archive" and from there can be moved to personalized folders.

To purchase an individual subscription to enjoy this personalization feature from any computer, please go to http://www.sciencemag.org/subscriptions/accessinfo-stke.dtl. Alternatively, if your institution has a site license to Science Signaling, please register (to obtain a free username and password) or use your Science Online username and password to access this feature from computers covered by the site license.