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+%% Template for a preprint Letter or Article for submission\r
+%% to the journal Nature.\r
+%% Written by Peter Czoschke, 26 February 2004\r
+%%\r
+\r
+\documentclass{nature}\r
+\r
+%% make sure you have the nature.cls and naturemag.bst files where\r
+%% LaTeX can find them\r
+\r
+\bibliographystyle{naturemag}\r
+\r
+\title{Put title here (less than 90 characters).}\r
+\r
+%% Notice placement of commas and superscripts and use of &\r
+%% in the author list\r
+\r
+\author{Aauthor$^{1,2}$, Bauthor$^2$ \& LastAuthor$^2$}\r
+\r
+\r
+\begin{document}\r
+\r
+\maketitle\r
+\r
+\begin{affiliations}\r
+ \item Put institutions in this environment and\r
+ \item separate with \verb|\item| commands.\r
+\end{affiliations}\r
+\r
+\begin{abstract}\r
+For Nature, the abstract is really an introductory paragraph set\r
+in bold type. This paragraph must be ``fully referenced'' and\r
+less than 180 words for Letters. This is the thing that is\r
+supposed to be aimed at people from other disciplines and is\r
+arguably the most important part to getting your paper past the\r
+editors. End this paragraph with a sentence like ``Here we\r
+show...'' or something similar.\r
+\end{abstract}\r
+\r
+Then the body of the main text appears after the intro paragraph.\r
+Figure environments can be left in place in the document.\r
+\verb|\includegraphics| commands are ignored since Nature wants\r
+the figures sent as separate files and the captions are\r
+automatically moved to the end of the document (they are printed\r
+out with the \verb|\end{document}| command. However, tables must\r
+be manually moved to the end of the document, after the addendum.\r
+\r
+\begin{figure}\r
+\caption{Each figure legend should begin with a brief title for\r
+the whole figure and continue with a short description of each\r
+panel and the symbols used. For contributions with methods\r
+sections, legends should not contain any details of methods, or\r
+exceed 100 words (fewer than 500 words in total for the whole\r
+paper). In contributions without methods sections, legends should\r
+be fewer than 300 words (800 words or fewer in total for the whole\r
+paper).}\r
+\end{figure}\r
+\r
+\section*{Another Section}\r
+\r
+Sections can only be used in Articles. Contributions should be\r
+organized in the sequence: title, text, methods, references,\r
+Supplementary Information line (if any), acknowledgements,\r
+interest declaration, corresponding author line, tables, figure\r
+legends.\r
+\r
+Spelling must be British English (Oxford English Dictionary)\r
+\r
+In addition, a cover letter needs to be written with the\r
+following:\r
+\begin{enumerate}\r
+ \item A 100 word or less summary indicating on scientific grounds\r
+why the paper should be considered for a wide-ranging journal like\r
+\textsl{Nature} instead of a more narrowly focussed journal.\r
+ \item A 100 word or less summary aimed at a non-scientific audience,\r
+written at the level of a national newspaper. It may be used for\r
+\textsl{Nature}'s press release or other general publicity.\r
+ \item The cover letter should state clearly what is included as the\r
+submission, including number of figures, supporting manuscripts\r
+and any Supplementary Information (specifying number of items and\r
+format).\r
+ \item The cover letter should also state the number of\r
+words of text in the paper; the number of figures and parts of\r
+figures (for example, 4 figures, comprising 16 separate panels in\r
+total); a rough estimate of the desired final size of figures in\r
+terms of number of pages; and a full current postal address,\r
+telephone and fax numbers, and current e-mail address.\r
+\end{enumerate}\r
+\r
+See \textsl{Nature}'s website\r
+(\texttt{http://www.nature.com/nature/submit/gta/index.html}) for\r
+complete submission guidelines.\r
+\r
+\begin{methods}\r
+Put methods in here. If you are going to subsection it, use\r
+\verb|\subsection| commands. Methods section should be less than\r
+800 words and if it is less than 200 words, it can be incorporated\r
+into the main text.\r
+\r
+\subsection{Method subsection.}\r
+\r
+Here is a description of a specific method used. Note that the\r
+subsection heading ends with a full stop (period) and that the\r
+command is \verb|\subsection{}| not \verb|\subsection*{}|.\r
+\r
+\end{methods}\r
+\r
+%% Put the bibliography here, most people will use BiBTeX in\r
+%% which case the environment below should be replaced with\r
+%% the \bibliography{} command.\r
+\r
+\begin{thebibliography}{1}\r
+\bibitem{dummy} Articles are restricted to 50 references, Letters\r
+to 30.\r
+\bibitem{dummyb} No compound references -- only one source per\r
+reference.\r
+\end{thebibliography}\r
+\r
+\r
+%% Here is the endmatter stuff: Supplementary Info, etc.\r
+%% Use \item's to separate, default label is "Acknowledgements"\r
+\r
+\begin{addendum}\r
+ \item Put acknowledgements here.\r
+ \item[Competing Interests] The authors declare that they have no\r
+competing financial interests.\r
+ \item[Correspondence] Correspondence and requests for materials\r
+should be addressed to A.B.C.~(email: myaddress@nowhere.edu).\r
+\end{addendum}\r
+\r
+%%\r
+%% TABLES\r
+%%\r
+%% If there are any tables, put them here.\r
+%%\r
+\r
+\end{document}\r
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