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Edited By: Bruce L. Goode, Makoto Kinoshita, Pekka Lappalainen
Online ISSN: 1949-3592
Author Guidelines
Author Guidelines
Aims and Scope
Editorial Process
Editorial Policies
Online Submission of CSK Articles
Text and Table Preparation
Figure Preparation
Reference Preparation
Supplementary Data Files
Article Types
Cover Submissions
Author Services
Aims and Scope
Cytoskeleton (CSK) publishes papers focusing on all aspects of cytoskeletal research, spanning genetic and cell biological observations, biochemical, biophysical and structural studies, mathematical modeling and theory. This includes, but is certainly not limited to, classic polymer systems of eukaryotic cells and their structural sites of attachment on membranes and organelles, as well as the bacterial cytoskeleton, the nucleoskeleton, and uncoventional polymer systems with structural/organizational roles.
CSK is published in 12 issues annually, and special issues will be dedicated to especially-active or newly-emerging areas of cytoskeletal research.
CSK serves as a venue for the rapid and fair evaluation of manuscripts, leading to the publication of high-quality articles that advance the cytoskeleton field.
Editorial Process
All submissions are initially evaluated by at least one of the three executive editors for general suitability and strength of advance. An initial decision is typically reached within 1-3 days. Submissions that do not conform to the general criteria for publication are returned to the authors, without detailed review.
If sent for full review, a manuscript is evaluated by 2-3 leading scientists active in the relevant area of the cytoskeleton field, regardless of their membership on the CSK editorial board. All CSK reviewers are contacted in advance and asked to provide confirmation that they are willing to provide a timely evaluation.
When the reviewers' comments have been compiled, the monitoring editor (who is one of the four associate editors or one of the three executive editors) generates a recommendation and the assigned executive editor communicates a decision to the authors. The editors will make every effort to reach a decision on a manuscript within 3-4 weeks of the submission date.
If revisions are a condition of publication, we request that a revised manuscript be returned within 3 months of the decision date. A revised manuscript not returned within this timeframe may be considered as a new submission, subject to reconsideration of novelty, and potentially new reviewers. We try to be flexible with authors when circumstances dictate, however, and we are always willing to consider legitimate requests for short extensions to the revision deadline.
Editorial Policies
Manuscripts are considered with the understanding that no part of the work has been published previously in print or electronic format and the paper is not under consideration by another publication or electronic medium. Prior publication could include, but is not limited to, deposition of all or part of the data in a publicly-accessible preprint or poster repository. Questions related to this policy should be directed to the editors. All in-press or submitted works that are pertinent to the manuscript under consideration by the journal must accompany the submission. Related manuscripts that have been submitted elsewhere during the period of revision, must accompany revised manuscripts. Failure to provide copies of related manuscripts under consideration elsewhere may be grounds for rejection. Under no circumstances will any paper be considered that contains any data that have been submitted for publication elsewhere or parts of which have been reported in any other publication or electronic medium.
The corresponding author is responsible for ensuring that all appropriate contributors are listed as authors and that all authors have agreed to the manuscript's content and its submission to CSK. In a case where we become aware of an authorship dispute, authorship must be approved in writing by all of the parties.
Conflict of interest
CSK requires all authors to disclose any potential sources of conflict of interest. Any interest or relationship, financial or otherwise, that might be perceived as influencing an author's objectivity is considered a potential source of conflict of interest. These must be disclosed when directly relevant or indirectly related to the work that the authors describe in their manuscript. Potential sources of conflict of interest include but are not limited to patent or stock ownership, membership of a company board of directors, membership of an advisory board or committee for a company, and consultancy for or receipt of speaker's fees from a company. The existence of a conflict of interest does not preclude publication in this journal.
If the authors have no conflict of interest to declare, they must also state this at submission.
It is the responsibility of the corresponding author to review this policy with all authors and to collectively list in the cover letter (if applicable) to the Editor-in-Chief, in the manuscript (in the footnotes, Conflict of Interest or Acknowledgements section), and in the online submission system ALL pertinent commercial and other relationships.
Studies involving humans and animals
For manuscripts reporting studies involving human subjects, statements identifying the committee approving the studies and confirming that informed consent was obtained from all subjects must appear in the Materials and Methods section. All experiments on live vertebrates or higher invertebrates must be performed in accordance with relevant institutional and national guidelines and regulations. In the manuscript, a statement identifying the committee approving the experiments and confirming that all experiments conform to the relevant regulatory standards must be included in the Materials and Methods section. The editors reserve the right to seek comments from reviewers or additional information from authors on any cases in which concerns arise.
Distribution of materials and data
One of the terms and conditions of publishing in CSK is that authors be willing to distribute any materials and protocols used in the published experiments to qualified researchers for their own use. Materials include but are not limited to cells, DNA, antibodies, reagents, organisms, and mouse strains. These must be made available with minimal restrictions and in a timely manner, but it is acceptable to request reasonable payment to cover the cost of maintenance and transport of materials. If there are restrictions to the availability of any materials, data, or information, these must be disclosed in the cover letter and the Materials and Methods section of the manuscript at the time of submission.
Image manipulation
Adjustment of digital images with computer software is acceptable. However, the final image must remain representative of the original data. Unacceptable manipulations include the addition, alteration or removal of a particular feature of an image, and splicing of multiple images to suggest they represent a single field in a micrograph or gel. Adjustments applied to the whole image are generally acceptable if no specific feature of the original data is obscured as a consequence. If evidence of such inappropriate manipulation is detected, the journal may ask for the original data to be supplied and, if necessary, revoke acceptance of the article. At the time of submission, the corresponding author should include a brief statement in the cover letter confirming that all digital images in the manuscript are in compliance with the CSK image manipulation policy detailed above.
Open archive
Pursuant to NIH mandate, Wiley-Blackwell will automatically post the accepted version of contributions authored by NIH grant-holders to PubMed Central upon acceptance, where it will become available to the public 12 months after publication. Authors should not submit their papers independently to this repository. This service is free of charge and is fully compliant with funding agencies' mandates. For further information, please visit our policy statement.
If excerpts from other copyrighted works are included in your manuscript, you must obtain written permission from the copyright owners and credit the sources in the article. To use material from CSK and/or Wiley-Blackwell journals and books, permission can be obtained online within minutes via our RightsLink® service. Just click on the Request Permissions link on the abstract page of the article and follow the on-screen instructions. For further information, please contact the Wiley-Blackwell Permissions Department at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you have adapted a figure from a published figure, please check with the copyright owners to see if permission is required and include a complete citation/reference for the original article. Obtaining permissions can take up to several weeks. As lack of appropriate permissions can delay publication, we recommend that you request permission prior to (or at the time of) submission.
Online Submission of CSK Articles
All CSK articles – Research Articles, Short Reports, Technique Articles, Review Articles, Mini-review Articles, Views Articles, and Essay Articles – should be submitted via our online submission and peer review system, CSK ScholarOne Manuscripts, at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cytoskeleton. Information regarding the organization of the above article types may be found in the appropriate sections below.
Article Submission via CSK ScholarOne Manuscripts
CSK requests that authors submit all articles via CSK ScholarOne Manuscripts (http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cytoskeleton). An author tutorial regarding online submission is available at this website. Authors may also contact the editorial office for assistance (email@example.com, or by phone at +1 713 798 7599).
CSK ScholarOne Manuscripts will prompt you to upload the individual components of your manuscript (cover letter, text, figures, tables, and supplementary material) as separate files. Upon completion of this step, the website will build a composite PDF file of your entire manuscript for the benefit of the editors and reviewers evaluating your manuscript (links to all supplementary materials are also made available to the reviewers via the site for convenient viewing or download). Please note that the version of the PDF file that is accessible to the reviewers does not contain the cover letter; any information contained therein will remain confidential, and will not be shown to reviewers.
Cover letter: All CSK articles, regardless of type, should be accompanied by a cover letter, which contains any relevant details regarding the study, related papers, potential conflicts of interest, etc. The cover letter should contain an express statement from the corresponding author that the current submission is not previously published or under consideration elsewhere, and that all submitted images are in compliance with our image manipulation policy (see above).******************************
In the cover letter (and/or in the relevant fields in the online submission form),authors are strongly encouraged to provide suggestions for five (5) potential reviewers, who in their estimation, can be reasonably expected to provide an unbiased and informed assessment. Authors may also list up to three people to exclude from the review process, along with the rationale for their exclusion. The online submission form also contains dedicated fields for suggesting potential reviewers and exclusion requests.
Submission of new and revised manuscripts (i.e., papers subject to review): authors may submit their articles in one of two ways: (1) submit the source text, figure, table, and supplementary files individually or (2) submit a single, all-inclusive PDF file, containing the text, figures, and tables (supplementary files would still have to be submitted individually). A variation of this second option, submitting the text as a Word (.doc) file and the figures as either individual PDF files or a single, combined PDF file (containing all the figures), is also acceptable. The first option is particularly beneficial to authors whose manuscripts contain figures that they prefer the reviewers see at high resolution.
Responses to the comments of the reviewers and/or editors in conjunction with revised manuscripts: In addition to the manuscript text, figures, tables, supplementary material, and cover letter, revised manuscripts must also be accompanied by a detailed, point-by-point response to the comments of the reviewers and/or editors. Our online submission system provides designated fields for this response, and it will be fully visible to the reviewers. The cover letter, which will be visible only to the editors, should briefly summarize how the revised manuscript addresses the comments of the reviewers and/or editors.
Text and Table PreparationFile formats:
For manuscript text, tables, and legends (table, figure, supplementary), our preferred file formats are Word (.doc) and PDF. MS Word 2007 Users: please save documents as Word 97-2003 format. PDFs can be generated in Adobe Acrobat Reader versions 6.0 and 7.0 for Windows and Mac OSX users, or version 5.0 for Mac OS9 users.
General Information:
• American spelling should be used throughout the manuscript.
• Please note that the manuscript text, tables, and legends (table, figure, supplementary) should be 1.5 or double-spaced.
• Pages should be numbered, with the title page serving as page 1.
• Text should be typed in 10 point text or higher.
• Text should be formatted for standard US letter size paper (8.5 inches x 11 inches).
• Do not insert any figures into the main manuscript document (unless creating a PDF for initial submission).
• Do not use picture boxes in text to create special characters.
• Gene names must be italicized; protein products of the loci are not italicized. Authors must use the original name published for a gene unless they have obtained permission to rename the gene from the authors of the original study (or from a governing body, such as, in the case of a yeast gene, the Saccharomyces Genome Database curator).
• Nonstandard abbreviations should be defined at their first mention in the text; use of abbreviations should be kept at a minimum.
• Fonts: use Times (preferred), Arial or Helvetica for normal characters and the appropriate symbol from your font menu for Greek characters (versus writing them out).
• Please give Latin names for the experimental genus and species.
• For chemical nomenclature, follow the Subject Index of Chemical Abstracts. Capitalize trade names and give manufacturers' names.
Tables must use rows and columns to correlate two variables. All tables must be 1.5 or double-spaced and on pages separate from the main text. Do not divide into sub-tables and do not use vertical rules. Label each table at the top with a Roman numeral followed by a self-explanatory table title. Tables should be numbered in order of appearance and keyed to the text. Insert explanatory material (i.e., captions) and footnotes below the table. Designate footnotes using lowercase superscript letters (a, b, c) reading horizontally across the table. Supply units of measure at the heads of the columns. Abbreviations that are used only in a table should be defined in the footnotes to that table. Table legends should contain both an explanatory title and a caption, and should also appear under a Table Legends section at the end of the main manuscript document.
Figure Preparation
Figures must be supplied as digital files. These can be bitmap images or line art (also known as vector graphics). Bitmap images are comprised of pixels and are typically used to display figures that previously would have been captured on film (e.g., light, fluorescence, and electron microscopy, gels, and traditional photography). Line art is instead comprised of 'paths' that can form shapes, and is usually used for schematic diagrams, graphs, and molecular structures. Common line art applications include Adobe Illustrator, Canvas, SigmaPlot, and Excel.
File Sizes for Articles Under Review
For newly-submitted articles or revisions still under review, authors should prepare figures to be the smallest size (1-2 MB) that will convey the essential scientific information, so that the editors and reviewers can more easily work with the files. If your article is ultimately accepted for publication, we will request higher quality figure files for production purposes.
CSK Figure Guidelines
These general guidelines are provided to ensure that your figure files are optimized for submission via CSK ScholarOne Manuscripts and production in the journal. Figures should conform to these guidelines or authors will be asked to revise them:
• Figures should be numbered in a single series (using Arabic numbers) that reflects the order in which they are referred to in the text (e.g., Figure 1).
• For figures with multiple panels, use uppercase Helvetica or Arial letters to label the individual panels; these should not be followed by periods or enclosed within parentheses (e.g., Figure 1A and C).
• Each figure should be assembled into a single file that fits within a single 8.5 x 11 inch page.
• Please do not submit the individual panels of a multi-panel figure as individual files.
• Figure legends should contain both a self-explanatory title and a caption, and should appear under a Figure Legends section at the end of the main manuscript document only (i.e., figure titles and legends should not appear as components of the figures themselves).
• PC users, please be sure to embed all fonts.
• Micrographs should include a bar to indicate scale, and this should be described in the associated figure legends.
• Please ensure that all text and symbols within a figure are of suitable size for clarity.
• All text within a figure should be consistent with other text in the figure; the use of different fonts and sizes, while sometimes helpful, can also impact the legibility of a figure.
• Our maximum file size is 20 MB per file, though the vast majority of figure files submitted should be considerably smaller than this.
Acceptable Figure Formats for Online Submission and Publication
• TIFF (.tif)
• Encapsulated PostScript (.eps)
• Portable Document File (.pdf)
• JPEG (.jpg) – use maximum quality
• Postscript (.ps)
File Types Not Accepted by ScholarOne Manuscripts
As outlined above, CSK ScholarOne Manuscripts accepts TIF, EPS, PDF, JPEG, and PS files. Other formats should be converted to one of these accepted file types. Virtually all common artwork-creation software, such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Canvas, ChemDraw, CorelDraw, SigmaPlot, Origin Lab, and others, are capable of saving files in EPS format. This option can normally be found under the "Save As" or "Export" commands in the "File" menu.
Image Resolution
• For color figures, the minimum resolution should be 300 dpi.
• For black and white figures, the minimum resolution should be 600 dpi.
• For line art figures, the minimum resolution should be 1200 dpi.
Color Images:
Images can be generated by RGB (red, green and blue) or CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black) color separation. RGB generates colors by combining different intensities of red, green and blue light. This is known as color by addition (combining all three colors produces white). RGB is used by computer displays and is therefore the format we use for publishing online images (i.e., please submit your final figures in RGB color mode). It produces more vivid and fluorescent color images.
Please be aware that we must convert images to CMYK for production of the print copy. The colors are generated by combining printing inks that absorb different frequencies. This is known as color by subtraction (combining all inks produces black). Conversion can alter the appearance of some colors – particularly fluorescence, which can appear 'flatter' than that online because of the inherent limitations of color by subtraction. This is unavoidable and does not reflect a flaw in our conversion process, which is optimized to give the best possible CMYK images.
Black and White Photographic Images:
Submitted digital halftones should be in grayscale format.
Line Art:
File format: Vector files should be created in illustration programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Canvas, SigmaPlot, and Excel, and should be saved and submitted as PDF (Portable Document Files) or EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) files. Only Times New Roman, Helvetica, Arial, or Symbol (for Greek characters) fonts should be used. Use the 'special character palette' provided when uploading files to system in the caption area. Using other fonts may result in lost or improperly converted characters.
Text labeling: Please use Helvetica (or Arial) font and bold uppercase (capital letters) to distinguish figure panels and Times font for any text. Use Symbol font for Greek letters. Labels should be in sentence case.
Line widths/styles: We prefer that you use pen/stroke widths of 0.6-1pt. If lines are densely packed, the minimum acceptable width is 0.15pt. For Microsoft Excel files, avoid using curved dotted lines, as conversion to PDF may generate a solid line.
Figures Combining Photographs and Line Art:
Image files should be placed into the file containing the line art. When combining images from different files, make sure you always 'embed' images and do not simply 'link' them. In Adobe Illustrator, copying and pasting or dragging an image directly from Adobe Photoshop will embed the image. Alternatively, if you use the 'Place' command, be sure to uncheck 'Link' in the dialogue box. For other software packages, please refer to the documentation for each specific application (frequently there will be a 'link', 'proxy', 'OLE', or 'OPI' option on import that should be unchecked.
Limits on the Number of References
There is no limit to the number of references cited in a Research article. We strongly encourage authors to cite the primary literature rather than review articles throughout their research articles. For all other CSK article types (Short Reports, Technique Articles, Review Articles, Mini-review Articles, Views Articles, Essay Articles), please refer to the individual sections below for general guidelines regarding the allowable number of references.
If automatic referencing systems are used (e.g., EndNote, RefMan), the references must be finalized and reduced to text before submission.
References in the Text
Each reference cited in the text must be listed in the References and vice versa: please check this carefully.
References should be cited in square brackets in the text by first author's last name and year of publication.
Literature citations in the text should conform to the following:
1. Single author – [Jones, 1995] or [Jones, 1995; Smith, 1996].
2. Two authors – [Jones and King, 1994] or [Jones and King, 1994; Smith 1996]
3. More than two authors – [Jones et al., 1995] or [Jones et al., 1995a; Jones et al., 1995b; Smith et al., 1994; Smith et al., 1995].
4. Authors must be cited in the order in which they first appeared in publication and as they subsequently appear in Medline, even in cases where more than one author contributed equally to the work.
5. Avoid any additional text within the brackets.
6. Manuscripts accepted for publication, but not yet published – list in References as "In press".
7. Citation of unpublished work:
(a) Your own unpublished data -- CSK strongly discourages citation of unpublished data such as "unpublished results", "unpublished observation", and "data not shown". This is only permitted in exceptional circumstances and must appear parenthetically in the text as "unpublished data" (e.g., T. D. Smith, unpublished data). Citation of "manuscript in preparation", "manuscript submitted", etc., is not permitted. Unpublished data can not be included in the reference list.
Unpublished work may not be cited in the Materials and Methods section. As an alternative to "unpublished data", additional images, video, or data sets not shown in the article may be included as online supplementary figures, tables, or videos.
(b) Personal communications –- when a person(s) who is not an author of the article is the source of unpublished data, these data must be cited in the text as a "personal communication". These will only be published when substantiated by written permission from the source of the communication. Personal communications should appear parenthetically in the text and include institutional affiliation and date. Use the format (R. J. Smith, Brandeis University, 2010, personal communication). Personal communications can not be included in the reference list.
Reference List
(1) References should be listed alphabetically according to surname and initials of the first author. Within a group of papers with the same first author, list single author papers first, then papers with two authors, then et al. papers. If more than one reference exists for each type, arrange in date order. Use a and b for papers published in the same year.
(2) Initials should follow all surnames in the list of authors; insert no periods or spaces following intitials.
(3) Only papers that have been published or are in press may be included in the reference list; submitted manuscripts, personal communications (which can be included only with permission), abstracts, and unpublished data should not be cited in the reference list (although they may be included in the text).
(4) Any references that occur only in the tables or legends should be included in the reference list.
(5) 'In press' citations must have been accepted for publication and the name of the journal or publisher included.
(6) For references to journal articles - include (a) all authors' surnames and initials through the first 10 authors (use "et al." after the tenth author), (b) year, (c) complete article title, (d) name of journal, and (e) inclusive page numbers.
For references to books – include (a) all authors' surnames and intitials through the first 10 authors (use "et al." after the tenth author), (b) year, (c) chapter title (if any), (d) editors (if any), (e) book title, (f) city of publication, (g) publisher's name, and (h) inclusive page numbers.
(7) Abbreviate the names of journals according to Index Medicus/Medline; please spell out the names of unlisted journals. For CSK articles, the title abbreviation is "Cytoskeleton (Hoboken)".
(8) References should be in CSK style, examples of which appear below.
Journal Articles
Two Authors: Bunnell TM, and Ervasti JM. 2010. Delayed embryonic development and impaired cell growth and survival in Actg1 null mice. Cytoskeleton (Hoboken) 67:564-72.
More than two authors: Tian G, Thomas S, and Cowan NJ. 2010. Effect of TBCD and its regulatory interactor Arl2 on tubulin and microtubule integrity. Cytoskeleton (Hoboken) 67:706-14.
In press: Gandhi M, Jangi M, and Goode BL 2010. Functional surfaces on the actin-binding protein coronin revealed by systemic mutagenesis. J Biol Chem. In press.
Online Peer-Reviewed Articles
Published article with DOI only McLachlan RW, Yap AS. 2011. Protein tyrosine phosphatase activity is necessary for E-cadherin-activated Src signaling. Cytoskeleton (Hoboken) doi:10.1002/cm.20492.
Howard J. 2001. Mechanics of Motor Proteins and the Cytoskeleton. Sunderland, Massachusetts: Sinauer Associates, Inc. 367 p.
Articles/Chapters in Books
Moseley JB, Maiti S, Goode BL. 2006. Formin proteins: Purification and measurement of effects on actin assembly. In: Balch WE, Der CJ, Hall A, editors. Regulators and Effectors of Small GTPases: Rho Family. San Diego, California: Elsevier, Inc. Methods in Enzymology Vol. 406; p 215-233.
Supplementary Data Files
Material contained in these files does not appear in the print article, but rather accompanies the final version of the article online, where it is available to registered users.
All supplementary data is subject to peer review (i.e., it should be submitted at the same time as all other components of the manuscript).
Please note that supplementary data files are NOT copyedited by CSK. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the authors to ensure that all files are carefully checked prior to submission, and that the style of terms and figures utilized therein conforms with that utilized in the article itself. Modification of supplementary material post-publication will require a formal, "published" correction.
Each item of supplementary information must be referred to at least once within the text of the main article (i.e., the article that is published in the print issue of the journal) using the file name and the term "supplementary material", for example: (see Figure S1 in supplementary material; see Table S1 in supplementary material; see Movie S1 in supplementary material; see Dataset S1 in supplementary material).
Supplementary figures
Figures in TIF, PDF, EPS, JPEG, and PS format are acceptable – see Figure Preparation.
Supplementary tables – see Text and Table Preparation
Supplementary movies
Movies should be submitted in the following preferred formats: QuickTime (.mov), Audio-Video Interleaved (.avi), MPEG (.mpg), Windows Media Video (.wmv), or Shockwave Flash (.swf). File names should be as short as possible (e.g., Movie S1, Movie S2, etc.). Please provide a separate Microsoft Word (.doc) file containing the titles and captions of all movies.
Article Types
Research Articles
Research articles should be fully documented reports of original research. They should be written in as concise a style as possible, but should still be accessible to the broad readership of CSK. Research articles should typically provide at least some degree of mechanistic insight. In principle, however, we are receptive to considering high-quality descriptive articles, provided they are thorough and of significant interest to the cytoskeleton field.
Format: Research articles should be divided into the following sections: Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Results, Discussion, Materials and Methods, Acknowledgements, References, Table Legends, Figure Legends, Supplementary Material Legends
Word Limits for Research Articles: The suggested maximal length of an article is 10,000 words. The word count includes title page, abstract, and figure/table legends, but excludes references and supplementary legends. In rare cases, where appropriate, longer papers will be published at the discretion of the editors.
Figure/Table Limits for Research Articles: Articles typically contain a maximum of twelve (12) figures and five (5) tables; however, publication of more figures and/or tables is permitted with authorization from the editors. Please note that supplementary figures and tables do not count toward the figure/table limits specified above. If additional figures/tables are deemed necessary, please contact the editorial office firstname.lastname@example.com prior to submission.
Style/Layout for Research Articles:
Title Page: The title page should provide a short and informative title not to exceed 200 characters (including spaces), which should not contain any nonstandard abbreviations. The title page should also list the complete names and addresses of all authors, and should clearly indicate the corresponding author (whose phone, fax, and e-mail address are mandatory). A short running title of less than 60 characters (including spaces) should also be provided, along with a list of 5-6 key words or phrases (not used in the title), that will adequately index the subject material of the article.
Abstract: The abstract should not exceed 200 words unless absolutely necessary, and should under no circumstances exceed 250 words. The abstract should appear as a single paragraph, which should enable readers to quickly comprehend the thrust of the article prior to reading the article itself. Abbreviations should be avoided. Reference citations within the abstract are not permitted.
Introduction: must be written to target an audience of biologists lacking specialized knowledge in the area, must clearly state the background of the research and its aims, and should end with a brief statement as to what the current paper achieves in this regard.
Results: should be broken down into logical subsections with short informative subheadings.
Discussion: should clearly discuss the main conclusions of the research and provide clear explanations of their importance and relevance within the context of previously published work in the same area. A short, separate Conclusions section may also be included, if useful.
Please note that the Results and Discussion sections may either appear independently, or be combined into a single Results and Discussion section at the author's discretion.******************************
Materials and Methods: should be comprehensive; avoid referencing previous publications for critical details relating to how experiments were performed.
Acknowledgements: should be brief.
References: please refer to Reference Preparation for details.
Table Legends: each table legend should include both an informative title and a caption, and should appear in a separate Table Legends section at the end of the main manuscript document.
Figure Legends: each figure legend should include both an informative title and a caption, and should appear in a separate Figure Legends section at the end of the main manuscript document.
Supplementary Material Legends: each item of supplementary material should include both an informative title and a caption, and should appear in a separate Supplementary Materials Legend section at the end of the main manuscript document. A separate Word (.doc) file providing the legends for all supplementary items (tables, figures, movies, etc.) should also be provided at submission.
Short Reports
These are shorter, 'report' style articles describing definitive observations of high interest that may potentially open up new avenues of research. Please note that reports deemed incomplete or too preliminary will not be published.
Format: The style/layout of a Short Report follows that of a Research Article in CSK, with one exception (the Results and Discussion sections MUST be combined into a single Results and Discussion section).
Word Limits for Short Reports: The total length of an article is limited to 6,000 words. The word count includes title page, abstract, and figure/table legends, but excludes references and supplementary legends.
Figure/Table Limits for Short Reports: Articles may contain up to five (5) figures and three (3) tables. Please note that supplementary figures and tables do not count toward the figure/table limits specified above. If additional figures/tables are deemed necessary, please contact the editorial office firstname.lastname@example.com prior to submission.
Technique Articles
Technique articles must describe a technological or methodological advance that provides a new way to examine the organization, dynamics, or function of the cytoskeleton. This may be a completely novel method or a significant improvement over existing methods. Submissions that address the need for standardization of experimental procedures or describe strategies for developing high-throughput platforms for such techniques are particularly welcome. Please note that descriptions of hypothesis-driven research, which in the editors' opinion emphasizes the significance of experimental findings over the technique, are not appropriate for submission as a technique article.
Article Layout: Technique articles should be divided into the following sections: Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Reagents and Instruments, Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements, References, Figure Legends, Table Legends, Supplementary Material Legends.
Title page: (same for all article types; refer to this same section under Research Articles above).
Abstract: (same for all article types; refer to this same section under Research Articles above).
Introduction: The introduction should emphasize the broad nature of the issue that the article addresses, with reference to key publications.
Reagents and Instruments: All relevant reagents and instruments used in the work should be included in this section, including the name of the manufacturer and the product or part number.
Methods: Combine descriptions of all methods/techniques in one section, with subheadings where appropriate.
Results: Combine all results and observations in one section, with subheadings where appropriate.
Discussion: This section should contain discussion and interpretations of the data, with subheadings where appropriate.
Acknowledgements: (same for all article types; see this same section under Research Articles above).
References: (same for all article types; see Reference Preparation for additional details).
Table Legends: (same for all article types; see this same section under Research Articles above).
Figure Legends: (same for all article types; see this same section under Research Articles above).
Supplementary Material Legends: (same for all article types; see this same section under Research Articles above).
Please note that the remaining article types – Review articles, Mini-review articles, Views articles, and Essay articles -- are typically solicited by the editors. For authors interested in submitting an "unsolicited" article, or suggesting a potential topic, please contact the editorial office at email@example.com.
Review Articles
Review articles should provide a balanced "comprehensive" focus on one or more aspects of a specific cellular or physiological process, or a specific cytoskeletal molecule, or specific structural, functional, or biological commonalities among a larger set of cytoskeletal molecules. Review articles should be unbiased and impartial, incorporating a variety of conflicting data or models in a specific area. Inclusion of a figure(s), i.e., model(s), summarizing current knowledge in a particular area(s) is strongly encouraged. Unpublished, primary research data is inappropriate for inclusion in a review article. Authors interested in submitting an "unsolicited" review article should first contact the Editorial Office at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Format: Review articles should be divided into the following sections: Title page, Abstract, Introduction, Body (which should include a logical sequence of primary headings and subheadings), Conclusions and Perspectives, Acknowledgements, References, Table Legends, Figure Legends, Supplementary Material Legends.
Word limits for Review articles: The total length of a Review article is limited to 10,000 words. The word count includes title page, abstract, and figure legends, but excludes references, tables, and supplementary material. Under special circumstances, where the nature of the topic being reviewed might warrant additional length, a review article may be longer, or even be published in two or more separate installments. In these situations, please contact the editorial office email@example.com prior to submission for approval.
Review articles can contain up to 200 references and can feature up to 6 display items (figures, diagrams, or tables).
Mini-review Articles
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Fatigue, cold-shooting and sloppy ball-handling took a heavy toll on the Indiana Pacers.
So did Rudy Gay and Amir Johnson.
Playing in only his fourth game for the Toronto Rapors since being acquired in a Jan. 30 trade, Gay sank a 15-foot jumper with 1.7 seconds remaining to lift the visiting Raptors to a 100-98 win Friday night against the Pacers.
Gay's shot put the finishing touch on an improbable finish that saw his teammate, Johnson, tie the game at the buzzer following a bad in-bounds by Indiana's David West. More on that in a moment.
Playing their fourth game in five nights, the Pacers (31-20) saw their home winning streak end at 16 games. They entered on a five-game winning streak overall.
The Pacers' problems started in the fourth quarter. They led 72-64 heading in but missed their first eight shots to surrender the lead, 74-72, with just over seven minutes remaining.
Paul George scored Indiana's first basket of the period, a 3-pointer, at the 7:01 mark. Although the score remained close through the end of regulation, the Pacers appeared to have the game won with 10 seconds to play.
But they didn't.
Indiana went up 90-86 on a pair of West free throws with 10.7 seconds left. Toronto answered with a basket by Johnson. West then lobbed the inbounds pass towards midcourt, which was stolen by Gay, and fed to Johnson.
Johnson missed a 9-foot jumper, grabbed the rebound and tipped in the tying basket as time expired in regulation.
Indiana's ball-handling problems continued in overtime, where — with the scored knotted 98-all — George Hill lost control under the Pacers' basket with 10.1 seconds left to play.
Nine seconds later, Gay hit the jumper that sealed the Pacers' fate and deflated a Bankers Life Fieldhouse crowd of 16,253. The victory was Toronto's second of the season on Indiana's home court.
The Pacers dipped to 20-4 at home.
Gay led the Raptors (18-32) 23 points. DeMarr Rozen had 22, and Jonas Valanciunas, Andrea Bargnani and Johnson added 14 apiece.
West led all scorers with 30 points. George had 26 and a team-high 14 rebounds. Lance Stephenson was the only other Pacer in double figures with 11 points.
Indiana plays again Feb. 11 against the visiting Brooklyn Nets, the second of a five-game homestand.

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2 Cell Micro Mystery
I see more and more people using 2 cell lipos on their micros and even Esky is selling Honeybee FP's with a 2 cell lipo now. I tried one and could not get much power from the stock main or tail motor. And I read lots of complaints that others have the same problem. I could get PLENTY of power by changing the main motor to an EM350 which is a differently wound RK-370SD-4045 (stock BCP, DF4 etc.). But the DF4 does not have much proportional adjustment and I could not get the tail to spin fast enough. Also, changing to the EM350 brings a need to heatsink the stock Esky/Eflite esc. Not required, but a good idea. I read some people advance the main motor timing for 2 cell.
With my stock motors on 2 cells, I get about 3 minutes of mushy hover, don't even attempt fwd flight. With the EM350, I got 10 minutes of solid hover, and 3 more sort of mushy ones, a good land now indicator. But the tail was too mushy. Maybe 1 more tooth on the tail pinion, but that is a pain.
How are they doing it ?
People go with 2S lipo simply because they can't use 3S on some systems. One reason is higher voltage is restricted such as in the case of the DF4. Another reason is weight.
I use a 7.4v lipo on my Blade because I have no 8T motor to use with an 11.1v lipo. My 8cell nimh is shot so its the best I have for that heli.
Gino pretty much nails it. Some people "settle" for a 2S battery because it's more flight-time than a NiMh but without requiring modifications. For instance, a 3S pack will also work the tail-motors harder and cause them to burn out faster, unless you do the diode-mod or twin-motor mod.
A 3S pack with the proper pinion is definitely more efficient and a better performer. There's a reason whey the competitor helis use 5 and even 6-cell batteries! But, you have to set up your heli properly for it.
- Jim
Too low a gear ratio won't give you enough lift on an FP. up the pinion by a tooth and try again. Pinion changing is a big part of heli life so you might as well get used to it. I have a spread of pinions for all of my helis. It allows me to run different voltages and KV motors to find the "sweet spot" where I like it best. Pinions are probably one of the cheapest modes you can make to a heli. Remember to check for heat often when testing.
You just need a stronger tail motor setup to go with that EM350. I have a dual N30 tail motor setup with 10-tooth pinions on them and it works fantastic on 2-cells. Using a 3-cell pack is the easy way to get lots of power from the main motor and good tail authority, but it will burn your motors out MUCH quicker than a 2-cell pack. Even the main motor doesn't last too long on 3-cells. The stock DF4 4-in-1 can safely run a 3-cell pack if you double-up the main motor FETs and put a small heat sink on them and the 'LD1117' voltage regulator IC.
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Media Saturation Apparent in Spring Reporting
One of the best and worst jobs, in my opinion, is that of a beat reporter. On one hand you get to cover a professional baseball team- a kids sport if you will- and work in casual clothing outdoors. You also get a paid trip down to Florida or Arizona for six weeks during the spring while it's still cold and drab in some places.
The other side is not as glamorous. Covering millionaire athletes isn't always what it's cracked up to be, especially when you are dealing with early-twenties types that are literally kids playing a men's game. There are also the long stints away from home, unpredictable hours and, of course, answering to the constant demands from your news organization.
The modern beat reporter has to fight the battle for page views. I think the job has become more thankless and harder than ever. Despite that change, the pay hasn't gotten any better. As a matter of fact, it's probably worse than at any point before.
I started this venture from my house five years ago (March 26th will be 5 years, actually), and worked full-time jobs throughout. I was lucky that I had the flexibility to do this. My main goal was to use this outlet to network and improve my communication skills, which are vital to any career or industry. It grew into something more, something that has allowed me to develop my own brand and style of providing you news and opinion. My model is one that doesn't require me to answer to a boss or news organization, and I can build my vision on my terms since I have other means to pay the bills. Unfortunately, doing this as a full-time gig doesn't allow someone the same ability to create.
The industry has changed drastically in just those five short years. Mainstream outlets have blogs, podcasts and there is this thing called Twitter. The reader has an insatiable appetite for information that never seems to be craved. Even worse, technology has made it that the news never sleeps. It never did, but when you had newspaper deadlines there wasn't as big a fear of being scooped at 3 AM, like the mainstream writers were by Real GM in their Dwight Howard contract story.
This leads to writers trying to compete and satisfy their news organization. New York baseball is a perfect example of what happens when there is too much time and not enough information to fill digital space. The problem is the industry is changing and fans are crying for better content, not faster content or contrived debate. I don't believe the mainstream outlets have received this memo.
In Tampa, every bad outing seems to lead to questions about a Yankees pitcher. I said in January that Michael Pineda would suffer from enhanced expectations from the fan base because he cost the Yanks a popular top prospect. But even I didn't expect each spring start to become a validation of the trade. Thus far, Pineda's weight and velocity have been dissected multiple ways. Some even suggested that Pineda could be sent to the minors. There has even been some concern about Ivan Nova, who struggled this spring before his 4 scoreless innings against Boston the other night. The same guy that won 16 games and started an elimination game is getting the microscope during meaningless exhibitions!
In Port St. Lucie, it's easier to fill digital space. The Wilpon Ponzi Scheme trial is going to hang over this team the next couple of weeks. Even a win in the courtroom won't stop the questions about the team's finances since there are more onerous debt payments due in the near future.
That hasn't stopped the press from focusing on every ache and pain the team endures. Nick Swisher tweaked a groin last night, if he were a Met there would be a headline about it on today's paper. I believe Terry Collins blew up about the injuries because he has to answer the same questions every day. Do you really think Ruben Tejada's groin would be a story in Pittsburgh? Why do you think the Mets didn't reveal the Ike Davis' valley fever from the start? All Davis has done is answer "how do you feel" questions since the diagnosis became public. I can see a day where he finally tells the reporters "don't call me; I'll call you" when it comes to his health situation.
You can't blame the beat reporters since they have a job to do. In a battle for page views, you don't want to be the guy that was asleep at the wheel and was scooped by another in the story that Davis' health situation took a turn for the worst, or David Wright is out of the year, or Ruben Tejada's groin is more serious than the team let on. That won't sit well with your editor or news organization.
The problem isn't the writers- they are doing what they are asked- it's incorrect assumption by the media on what the end user – their customer – really desires. The reader doesn't care which writer gets the news first. At the end of the day no one remembers that fact, but they do remember good analysis. Readers remember who was fair and balanced in their reporting. They remember who gave them something to think about. Within ten minutes any broken story has filtered through all major news organizations. The awards for who broke the news are internal to the industry, not external. If the media is going to survive it needs to remember the external- again, their customers- are who they need to satisfy.
Maybe it's time for a bold publication to tell its writer to forget the gossip and scoops. Cover the team in an insightful, thoughtful and analytical manner. The news will be there, but who cares if it's there at now or a half hour from now. Twitter has destroyed the breaking of any news on a web platform, anyway.
Don't think the players don't realize what's going on. That's why you rarely, if ever, will get a good quote in a locker room. Show a player you know the game on a deeper level and I guarantee you will earn their respect. They will accept criticism if it's fair and educated. They will talk to you for as long as they can. Show a player your main objective is TMZ gossip and you are lucky to get them to stray from the cliché-mode. Do you really blame them?
News saturation is apparent in every sport and town in this country. New York just has more reporters and people so it appears to be a bigger issue. You can't go backwards since technology is here to stay. You can show courage and be the news outlet that strays away from the gossip and nonsense and try something different. Give me stories on positional battles, minor leaguers or even feel-good offseason talk. Let's learn about who these guys are as people, and forget trying to stir the pot at a moment's notice. Better yet, educate me on how the game really works. I said the other day if the players live on Earth, the media is on Mars, blogs and radio Jupiter, and the fans somewhere on Neptune. Let's start bridging the gap
Have I been guilty of it? Sure, and there is a place for calling people out when they deserve it. That doesn't mean we should all participate in the fake outrage that modern sports reporting has, at times, become. Leave that to radio, they have the market cornered, let's see if the print and digital media can rise about it.
Better yet, can their bosses?
The past is the past. You can't change it, but you can learn and grow from it.
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For 10 years now, Benga has been running a food stall business. She works from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily and is able to make a good profit each month. With her profit, she built a house and covers part of home and children's school expenses.
This is Benga's first loan request from Kiva's partner People's Forum. She will use this loan to pay for groceries like maize, baking flour, rice, beans, bananas and meat. She hopes to build a house that has a room for her business.
Benga will share this loan with her loan group, Maa Dhabalei Shg, which has nine members. The members of the group will hold each other accountable for paying back the loan. All the members are very responsible and dedicated to their businesses. They are engaged in separate business activities like milk selling, fish selling, flowers selling, etc. All the group members are very excited and happy to take this opportunity to say "Thank you" to Kiva for its support.
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This loan is designed for single mothers, widows and unmarried women, who are often excluded from Self-Help Groups in India. Many of these women, usually with families to support, do not have access to microfinance and often work as casual labor or domestic help. Self Help Groups are hesitant to accept them due to the social stigma attached to their status and very few microfinance organizations offer loans to individuals. By supporting this loan, you are enabling a poor woman in India to establish or grow her business.
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It didn't elicit a rave review from the head coach, but the Portland Timbers under-23 side gave a Kiggins Bowl audience four goals to cheer in a Premier Development League soccer win over the Tacoma Tide on Saturday.
Portland dominated possession and scored twice in each half for a 4-0 win over Tacoma before an announced crowd of 790 in Vancouver.
Four players scored for Portland, which scored two goals in the final eight minutes to ensure a win that improves the Timbers to 5-4-1 in the Northwest Division of the PDL. It was their third win over the Tide.
The game featured three Camas High grads. Brent Richards played 88 minutes and had an assist for the Timbers. Quinton Beasley played 89 minutes for Tacoma and drew a penalty kick taken by Daniel Gray that Portland keeper Jason Dodson stopped. Nick Palodichuk came on in the second half for the Timbers and had several contested scoring chances.
Richards and Beasley play at the University of Washington. Palodichuk is entering his first season at Duke. Beasley was with the Timbers U23s last summer, but said he decided to stay in Seattle to do conditioning work with Huskies teammates this summer.
Steven Evans opened the scoring on a penalty kick in the eighth minute, and Dylan Tucker scored in the 21st off an assist from Richards.
"Our nemesis is the fact that we don't put teams away," Timbers coach Jim Rilatt said. "We had lots of good chances. We tried hard, we hit good balls, had good goalkeeping. If we put away another one in the first half, that game's done."
Ricky Abrego came on in the 81st minute and supplied an assist and a goal in the closing stages. His pass set up Erik Hurtado's goal that made the score 3-0 with less than eight minutes remaining, and he scored in the final minute.
"The crowd here has always been fun," Rilatt said of playing in Vancouver. "We really wanted to bring a show to them and entertain them. At the end we did."
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Enterprise architects are responsible for providing simple, effective, enterprise worthy, domain components to the application developers. So what makes a good domain component?
Compare that to what makes a good plumbing component;
As an industry we are just starting to create plumbing components for broad consumption. Microsoft's Patterns and Practices site (http://www.microsoft.com/resources/practices/code.mspx) has several well thought out plumbing components. These are perfect fodder to kick-start the lowest level of enterprise development. Personally, I have great hope that we, as an industry, will begin to implement the plumbing behind a higher level of abstraction targeting specific Domains. Consider a school system. One would think an enterprise approach would provide components for Students, Faculty, classes, facilities, and schedules. We could logically extend this to create a layer between the domain components and the plumbing which might include, time, location, person, and organization, with a structure something like the illustration below.
Application developers could use these domain parts, without knowledge of or any need to muck with the underlying plumbing. They need only add some application specific parts, stir in the needed logic, and test well at 400 degrees for 30 minutes … and poof, one enterprise compliant application.
I don't mean to over simplify a truly complex task. Creating an API is high art. Extending that API to object models makes it staggeringly complex for those who create them. However, this is our mountain to climb. This is the hard work that we as enterprise developers need to suffer so that all (enterprise, developers, customers, and end-users) may have their cake … robust enterprise class products… and eat it too … quick, less expensive, less complex application development.


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Bed- and living room are in the same room (studio-type apartment). There you will find a cozy a king-size bed (200cm x 190cm) and a leather sofa bed for up to two persons (190cm x 140cm). If you are traveling with a baby, we can provide a baby cot to you. The beds are covered with premium bedding. A commode and two wardrobes are there for your clothes. The apartment has a bathroom with toilet, shower and sink. It is a non smoking apartment. Smoking outside in the court yard.
The apartment is located in Oberföhring. Oberföhring belongs to the north-east located part of Munich, called Glockenbach. It is next to the river "Isar" and the "Englischer Garten". In the "Englischer Garten" you can find the "Eisbach" with its famous "Eisbach" wave where you have the possibility of watching the "urban" surfers. The "Englischer Garten" is also inviting for evening walks or just relaxing on its beautiful big lawns.
The public transportation system in Munich is perfect. It takes you just a few minutes to get to the city center, the "Maximilianstraße", the "Marienplatz" and so on. Munich is not only famous for its "Oktoberfest". There are also a lot of other traditional events throughout the whole year.
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Appartement bien situé pas trop loin du centre, 20 minutes à pied. Très propre, literie confortable, très calme car il n'est pas en façade. Magasins à proximité immédiate.
Système ingénieux et ludique pour la mise à disposition des clés
Un très bon rapport qualité prix.
Famille avec 5 ados.
Hat alles gut geklappt und das Apartment ist toll. Nur die Luftfeuchtigkeit ist dank Souterrain so hoch, dass es im Winter für Astmathiker nicht zu empfehlen ist.
Schönes Zimmer , nette umgebung , mann ist schnell in der stadt da die ubahn und der Buss direkt vor der Türe sind.
Excellent Munchen apartment in a nice quiet residential area of the city, close enough to the action thanks to the Metro. Alex is a great proprietor, quick and excellent with the email communication, could have asked so much more but finding out yourself is part of the fun.
The apartment itself is a basement property, two good sized bedrooms, small and compact kitchen. Free wifi which is always a bonus. In all honesty we only slept and showered in the place as we were always out all day and night. It's a quiet building and very very safe neighbourhood. The key arrangement is a lot of fun and easy to workout.
It's on a main road for taxis and bang next to the metro, which is like 5 mins to the centre of the city. There is a fantastic bakery up the road from the apartment, a real local place that does great coffee, pastries and sandwiches.
All in all I would use this place again on my next visit, of which there will be one because the weather was so awful we need to see Munich in the summer
Perfekt organisiert; Gastgeber sehr freundlich und unkompliziert; super Wohnlage mit U-Bahnstation vor der Tür; sehr ruhig; gute Betten; alles vorhanden, was man braucht; Bad zwar sehr klein, aber sauber. Gerne wieder.
Good location, subway 20m from apartment. Parking is available for free. Everuthing is clean and new
You must be quiet because the neighbours will make you a problem. Bads are very small and too soft for people with back problems. There is weird smell in the all apartment.
We agreed with the Alex to get us 4 adults and 4 children, and he told us to make a reservation for 6 people, but when we arrived and asked for extra bedding, he wanted to charge us an additional 100 euros, but after our opposition he agreed to 50 euros!?
Super zentrale Lage der Wohnung an U-Bahn Prinzregentenplatz oder Bushaltestelle. Preis-Leistung passt. Parkplatz findet man kostenlos in der Nähe. Die Schlüsselabholung funktioniert dank Anleitung prima. Die Wohnung war sauber und für eine Übernachtung völlig in Ordnung. Wir waren mit 6 Personen dort.
We traveled to Munich on business to exhibit at the World's largest construction trade show - Bauma 2013. We looked at hotels at first, but wanted something a little more "comfortable" as we were in Munich for 12 nights. We were somewhat skeptical as this was a first, renting through an online site, for any of us. We were pleasantly surprised. The apartment was exactly as it was portrayed...Alex, our host, was very accommodating, polite and helpful throughout our entire trip. The location was PERFECT, the apartment very clean and neat and we thoroughly enjoyed this experience. One "Tip" that I recommend be added to the apartments description... "In a VERY quiet neighborhood...not for the late night crowd".
Die Wohnung liegt zentral, Kommunikation war sehr gut, würde sie wieder empfehlen.
Die Wohnung ist wie im Internet beschrieben. Sehr gerne wieder.
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I have created a few text blocks, but when I click to view all of them, none appear. It indicates next to the All /Published toggle the right number of text blocks I created but I still cannot view any of them.
The text blocks themselves are set to not have a permalink but to be included in other parts of your pages and templates.
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It could be that. I didn't even know it was possible to use WordPress with MSSQL.
I have tried with IE, Firefox, and Chrome. Yes we have WordPress installed on MSSQL with IIS.
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