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* This is in review. In some cases, the editor will insert the reference at the end of the abstract. * It is acceptable to include statistical values in epidemiological studies or if a main point of the paper is to show that something is statistically significant. Instead of stating, “These data can lead to a cure of gliomas,” it would be better to state, “This information could be useful in the development of new treatments for gliomas.” Extreme words: critical, crucial, tremendous, outstanding, monumental. * Unimportant subject or minor contribution. The editor may reject the manuscript if the abstract is too long (over the specified limit). There is no need to write a review in the abstract. “Expression of the protein changed after the cells were exposed to NO.” “The transformed cells had a different phenotype.” Numbers can clutter an abstract. For example, there is no need to present, in the abstract, all of the data present in a large table. A final step in manuscript preparation is to make sure that the abstract reflects the data and interpretations in the text. Problems can easily develop when several people are involved in preparing the manuscript. * Discuss the different sections. Note that it is written in the present tense. In line 4 from the bottom, “the mechanism” may be an overstatement. * Try not to overstate or understate and try to make the information clear and precise. * Explain “Title Case.” “Transgenic mice” is more specific than “rodents” or “mice.” “PC3 cells” is more specific than “cancer cells.” Identifying the subject of your paper can help you identify “key words.” We used transgenic mice to show that cancers quickly develop in the prostate. * “The oncogene”; “Pharmacokinetics”; “Epidemiology”; “Clinical evaluation” in contrast to: “A study on”; Investigations of”; “Examination of” Dogmatic: Sentence titles tend to overstate. “This is the way it is; there can be no other way.” Manuscripts can develop as they are written. You may develo