Evaluating the evidence for the role of microRNA

Evaluating the evidence for the role of microRNA in islet regeneration

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Citing and referencing

The citing and reference listing style must follow the guidelines given in the Life Sciences Referencing Guide which can be found on the Bioscience/ForensiClouds and on the LS6014 StudySpace site or the style provided by RefWorks. Do not use numerical referencing or bullet points in your references list.  RefWorks can sometimes produce errors so you are responsible for checking that all in-text citations and listed references are correct.  Plagiarism will not be tolerated.  Write in your own words, although retain scientific terminology.  Each reference source should be cited in the text and listed in the References section so that they correspond in terms of author(s) and date of publication.  Do not use a bibliography.

Introduction

• Background – explains what is known about the subject area, using critical evaluation of background research literature
• Rationale – explains what is unknown and therefore identifies the gaps in the knowledge and the reason for the study
• Hypothesis to be tested or research question
• Aims and objectives

Materials and methods

Provide sufficient detail to allow the work to be reproduced

• Use sub-headings to provide an ordered structure
• Summarise protocols
• Detailed protocols should be included in an appendix section.

Results

• Report the results of the experiments/observations/surveys in relation to the hypothesis or research question
• Use the text to highlight trends in the data and direct the reader to figures and tables
• Data to be given in tables and figures, but do not include raw data (data on individual patients/animals/cells, genetic sequences, etc.), this can be included in appendices
• Statistical analyses where applicable