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In the Results section, describe each figure and panel in detail using past tense and active voice, ensuring you present results in a logical order. Be precise about methods, comparisons, and statistical validations, and avoid discussing the data—save interpretations for the Discussion section. Conclude with a summary of your overall findings.
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In the discussion section, place your study’s results in context with existing literature, comparing and contrasting findings. Use primary literature for citations, avoid excessive use of review articles, and conclude with a concise summary of your study’s impact and future implications.
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The abstract is the most-read part of your manuscript and should be well-crafted, summarizing the study's introduction, methods, results, and discussion in 250-300 words. Keywords should be 5-8 precise terms reflecting your study, while the title needs to be concise and different from the keywords. Highlights, if required, should be 3-5 bullet points, each up to 85 characters, showcasing the novelty of your work.
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