TITLE OF MANUSCRIPT

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Author(s) Full Name and Surname^1*
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¹Department, Faculty, University, Street Name and Number, Postal Code and City, Country
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^*e-mail: (only of the corresponding author)
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Abstract text
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Brief Introduction

Briefly explain why this research is important and what was the aim of the research. Keep the section brief and simple, so that any reader who may not be familiar with the specifics of the topic can, in a couple of sentences, understand what was done, and why.

This research is important because…
The aim of this research was…

Body

Describe important results from recent and/or previous primary literature. Explain how those results shape the current understanding of the topic. Mention the types of experiments done, and their corresponding data (by you or other authors) if applicable, but do not repeat the experimental procedure step by step. Point out and address any controversies in the field and give your opinion on each issue (a must).

Previous results from… are important in shaping our understanding on…
The following experiments… show…
Controversies in this field are… because…

Conclusion

Formulate the conclusion based on the evidence presented in the Results and Discussion section by interpreting the research findings into a strong closing statement. Your conclusion should be brief, summarizing the major points succinctly and pointing out the significance of the results. Authors can also discuss open questions that remain in the area or future directions that the research could undertake.

Given the results… this research shows that…

Keywords: Write 3 to 8 keywords or phrases concerning the research.