[艺术创意]how to write a SCI paper.pptVIP

Write your manuscript so that it tells a clear story – it must have a purpose You want people to learn about your work make it easy for them Make it easy for reviewers and editors Use the spell checker and grammar checker Consists of a good paper Title Author Abstract Keywords Main text Introduction Method Result Discussion Conclusion Acknowledgements References Supplementary material Write in what order? Title Do Be concise Be specific Be complete Attract readers Proteomic analysis of salt-stressed…. Proteome analysis of…. Proteomic analysis reveals differences between…. Root proteomic responses to salt stress in…. A proteomic approach to analysis responses of… Salt stress-induced proteomic changes in … Comparative proteomic analysis of salt stress-responsive proteins in…. Combined proteomic and cytological analysis of… A good abstract: State main objective Summarize most important results State major conclusions and significance Is brief and specific 1. Too many introductory sentences: e.g., “Flowering is an essential phenomenon in the life cycle of higher plants, being the main process for survival and reproduction of the species .” This kind of text belongs to Introduction, not Abstract! 2. Unexplained Abbreviations: e.g., “… These included down-regulated expression of Rubisco, NDK and ….” Need to spell out NDK before their first use. nucleoside diphosphate kinase (NDK) 1. Research Situation 2. What are the key problems now 3. How we tackled the problems 4. Assess the effectiveness of the research 3.Lack of a comprehensive overview of relevant studies: The introduction needs to reflect current understanding of the subject in the literature, and thus it should cite and discuss all relevant studies, especially those new papers in English journals. This is to ensure that your study is an advance to our current knowledge, not a repeat of earlier studies. One can e