Appendix F — How to Cite This Handbook
The Life Sciences AI Handbook is the citable work. Use the canonical URL until the Zenodo DOI is assigned. After DOI registration, replace the URL-only citation with the DOI citation while keeping the same title and author.
- Citing the whole handbook? Use one of the formats below.
- Citing a specific chapter? Use the chapter-level pattern.
- Referencing a study discussed in the handbook? Cite the original source directly.
Citing the Entire Handbook
Suggested Citation
Tegomoh, B. (2026). The Life Sciences AI Handbook: Steering Frontier Models in Biology. DOI pending. https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com
AMA
Tegomoh B. The Life Sciences AI Handbook: Steering Frontier Models in Biology. 2026. DOI pending. https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com
APA (7th Edition)
Tegomoh, B. (2026). The Life Sciences AI handbook: Steering Frontier Models in Biology. https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com
Vancouver / ICMJE
Tegomoh B. The Life Sciences AI handbook: Steering Frontier Models in Biology [Internet]. 2026 [cited year month day]. Available from: https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com
Chicago (Notes-Bibliography)
Bryan Tegomoh, The Life Sciences AI Handbook: Steering Frontier Models in Biology (2026), https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com.
BibTeX
@book{tegomoh2026lifesciencesai,
author = {Tegomoh, Bryan},
title = {The Life Sciences {AI} Handbook: Steering Frontier Models
in Biology},
year = {2026},
url = {https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com},
note = {DOI pending. Licensed under CC BY 4.0}
}Citing a Specific Chapter or Section
When referencing specific handbook analysis, cite the chapter or section for precision.
Pattern:
Tegomoh (2026), “Biological Data Infrastructure” section.
Example (AMA):
Tegomoh B. Biological Data Infrastructure. In: The Life Sciences AI Handbook. 2026. https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com/foundations/data-infrastructure.html
Example (BibTeX):
@incollection{tegomoh2026biologicaldatainfrastructure,
author = {Tegomoh, Bryan},
title = {Biological Data Infrastructure},
booktitle = {The Life Sciences AI Handbook},
year = {2026},
url = {https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com/foundations/data-infrastructure.html},
note = {Chapter in Part I: Foundations}
}Citing Primary Sources Referenced in the Handbook
When the handbook discusses journal articles, datasets, regulatory documents, or company disclosures, cite the original source for the claim. Cite the handbook for its framework, taxonomy, or interpretation.
Incorrect:
The handbook says AlphaFold 2 changed structure prediction.
Correct:
AlphaFold 2 improved protein structure prediction at CASP14 (Jumper et al., 2021).
Dated Citations for Regulatory and Company Sources
Regulatory guidance, agency pages, company disclosures, and product documentation change over time. When using the handbook in a formal report, include the date you accessed the cited source or archived page.
Recommended note:
Accessed 2026 May 24.
For a source that changes frequently, use the source version, archive record, accession identifier, or regulator document number when available.
DOI Status
The handbook DOI is pending. Until a Zenodo DOI is assigned, use the canonical URL:
https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com
After DOI registration, use the DOI in place of the canonical URL for whole-handbook citation. Keep the canonical URL as the full-text URL when the citation style allows it.
License
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Acknowledgment Text
If you adapt or build upon this work:
This work is based on The Life Sciences AI Handbook by Bryan Tegomoh, MD, MPH, available at https://lifesciencesaihandbook.com.
Contact
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