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1 PNAS Template for Brief Report


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3 This PNAS template may be used to organize your Brief Report submission. The template is
4 intended to provide a clearly organized file to facilitate the review process. More information
5 about Brief Reports is available in our Author Center.
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7 Using the template
8 Paste the appropriate text from your manuscript into the relevant section of the template. You
9 may maintain the template formatting or reapply styles after pasting your text into the template.
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11 Figures should be placed on separate pages with legends set immediately below each figure.
12 Table titles should be set immediately above each table.
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14 All references cited in the main text should be included in a reference list at the end of the text.
15 Examples of the PNAS citation style are included in the template. Please do not use field codes
16 for figures and tables to ensure the numbering is correct after the PDF conversion.
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18 Notes about submission
19 The following items are required on the title page: Title, Author Line, Author Affiliations, and
20 Corresponding Author Information. Each of these items must be provided on the title page for
21 us to proceed with processing your paper.
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23 You are not required to adhere to the section order outlined below. For example, you may
24 combine your results and discussion or use alternate section headings. Materials and methods
25 should be included after the results and discussion in most cases. If your paper does not include
26 standard section headings, please provide a brief explanation in the Comments to Editorial
27 Staff field of the submission form.
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29 You may include subheadings within the standard headings listed below. You may also include
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32 Supporting information for Brief Reports is limited to extended methods, essential supporting
33 datasets, and videos (no additional tables or figures).

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35 Submitting your main manuscript
36 Delete this first page and save your completed manuscript file. Submission instructions are
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46 Paste the full author list here. Please note that author names should be listed in first name, last
47 name format, e.g., John A. Smith.

48 Paste the full affiliation list here.

49 * Paste corresponding author name(s) here.

50 Email: [email protected]

51 PNAS strongly encourages authors to supply an ORCID identifier for each author. Do not include
52 ORCIDs in the manuscript file; individual authors must link their ORCID account to their PNAS
53 account at www.pnascentral.org. For proper authentication, authors must provide their ORCID at
54 submission and are not permitted to add ORCIDs on proofs.

55 Author Contributions: Paste the author contributions here.

56 Competing Interest Statement: Disclose any competing interests here.

57 Classification: Paste the major and minor classification here. Dual classifications are permitted,
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59 Keywords: Paste the keywords here. There should be at least three and no more than five.

60 This file includes:

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93 description of your informed consent procure if your experiments involved human participants.
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95 Acknowledgments
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99 References
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104 1. J.-M. Neuhaus, L. Sticher, F. Meins, Jr., T. Boller, A short C-terminal sequence is
105 necessary and sufficient for the targeting of chitinases to the plant vacuole. Proc. Natl.
106 Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 88, 10362–10366 (1991).
107 2. E. van Sebille, M. Doblin, Data from “Drift in ocean currents impacts intergenerational
108 microbial exposure to temperature.” Figshare. Available at
109 https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.3178534.v2. Deposited 15 April 2016.
110 3. A. V. S. Hill, “HLA associations with malaria in Africa: Some implications for MHC
111 evolution” in Molecular Evolution of the Major Histocompatibility Complex, J. Klein, D.
112 Klein, Eds. (Springer, 1991), pp. 403–420.

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