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The Paper

Chia Huei Tan^1,2^ and Patrick Meraldi^1,2^

\small ^1^ Institute of Biochemistry, ETH Zurich, CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland \newline \small ^2^ Department of Physiology and Metabolism, Medical Faculty, University of Geneva, CH-1211 Geneva 4, Switzerland \newline

The project was initiated, conceived, and directed by P.M. The majority of experiments and data analysis were carried out by C.H.T.. Data interpretation was carried out by C.H.T. and P.M with contribution of the other authors. P.M wrote the manuscript with contributions from C.H.T.

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Abstract

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Introduction

Introduction goes here

Results

First result

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Second result

I had to insert figures that took up the entire page (like in journal publications), but wanted figure legends to always be on the page facing the figure. For this I used the package fltpage. Sadly, development of this package has stopped and it still doesn't work really perfectly. But it worked well enough for me. One bug I ran into was that if you specify the option twoside in your documentclass, fltpage might fail. As I was already using the documentclass book, two side is by default, and I did not have to specify it further. Since you are using LaTeX code here, you might need to use LaTeX language for symbols like % and \textgreater.

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Third result

In case you do call an FPfigure earlier, you will not be able to use markdown's standard figure insert method further down, but need to use LaTeX.

\begin{figure}[h!] \centering \includegraphics{figures/FigureY.pdf} \caption{\textbf{This figure is about Y} (A) First subfigure. (B) Second subfigure.} \end{figure}

Discussion

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Methods

Cell culture, siRNA and drug treatments

Immunofluorescence

Live-cell imaging

Statistical Methods

Acknowledgements

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In case you want to have separate references, as in my case, I copied over the text from my submitted manuscript and i did not want to rewrite all the citations!

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