Abstract Submission Guidelines
1.

Deadline is October 15, 2017.

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One-page abstract of A4 sheet with four margins of 25.4 mm (1 inch) each.

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Include title, authors, affiliations, pictures and abstract.

4.

Use Times font, and use the Symbol font for Scientific symbols and Greek letters (alpha,beta, gamma, etc.).

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Title (14-point, bold, Initial Letters of Each Word in CAPITALS, single space,centered) should be followed by one blank line.

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Author list (12-point, single space, centered) should be followed by one blank line.
Underline paper presenter’s name in the list of authors. Use comma and superscript
numbers to define each name.

7.

Affiliations with city and country (12-point, single space, centered) should be followed
by one blank line. Use semi-colons and superscript numbers to define each institution.

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Text (12-point, single space, single column, single line spacing).

9.

Indent the first line of each paragraph.

10. Photos of all authors will be printed within the abstract for the purpose of making iteasier to identify each other during the conference and also after the conference when
you look back.
A) Photo of yourself (clearly showing your face) should be included in the abstract.
B) Place the photo in upper left corner of text: Sized 35mm X 45mm.
11. The abstract must be converted to the PDF file format before emailing it to us at
conf65@nibb.ac.jp. We will compile received abstracts into a booklet without
modification. Abstracts will be printed in black and white.

Title of Your Presentation
David Smith1, Jae Lee2 and Reina Sakai3
1STYU Research Center, Kobe 777-2828, Japan; 2Graduate School of Science andTechnology, Takata University, Nagoya 555-3131, Japan; 3National Institute for BasicBiology, Okazaki 444-8585, Japan
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References:
1. J. Schonhoff and P. Milo, (2001) Science Book. 40, 11-333.
2. E. Beatie et al., (2003) Microbiology Book. 378, 800-1010.