Preparing an Abstract - BIOLOGY JUNCTION
Preparing an Abstract
An abstract is a summary or synopsis of an article in a journal or magazine. The purpose of preparing an abstract is to acquaint you with scientific literature and to expose you to current topics in biology.
Special Instructions:
• Articles to be abstracted must be at least two pages (text) in length.
• Work cited must be included at the top of the abstract page.
• Triple space between the citation & the start of your paper
• Abstracts must be handwritten and at least two and a half pages in length.
• Write your name and period at the top of the abstract in the upper right corner.
|AP Biology Articles to Abstract |
|Aquaporin Water Channels AUGUST 24 |
|Analytical Methods for Biomolecules SEPTEMBER 6 |
|Programmed Cell Death OCTOBER 4 |
|Bacterium Heliobacter pylori and Gastritis NOVEMBER 1 |
|The Flower and the Fly – Insect Mouthparts DECEMBER 6 |
|Odorant Receptors and Olfaction JANUARY 10 |
|Ubiquitin-Mediated Protein Degradation FEBRUARY 7 |
|Fimbriae, Fibrils, Sex, and Fuzzy Coats MARCH 6 |
|Diet and Primate Evolution APRIL 3 |
|Chemiosmotic theory MAY 1 |
|MLA Style Periodical Citation: |
|Author. "Title of Article." Title of Magazine Date: Page(s). |
|EXAMPLE: |
|Milton, Katherine. "Diet and Primate Evolution." Scientific American |
|August 1993: 86-94. |
Abstracts are due the first Tuesday of each month with TWO abstracts being due in January on the 1st and Third Tuesday.
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