Transcription of PLOS ONE manuscript guidelines (saved copy)
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PLOS ONE manuscript guidelines (copied from the PLOS ONE website in 2015) 1. Format Requirements 2. guidelines for Standard Sections o Title o Authors and Affiliations o Abstract o Introduction o Materials and Methods o Results, Discussion, and Conclusions o Acknowledgments o References o Figure Legends o Supporting Information Captions o Data Reporting guidelines o Accession Numbers o Striking Images o Tables 3. Specific Reporting guidelines o Human Subject Research o Clinical Trials o Animal Research o Observational and Field Studies o Cell Line Research o Blots and Gels o Antibodies o Systematic Review/Meta-Analysis o Paleontology and Archaeology Research o Software Papers o Database Papers o New Zoological Taxon o New Botanical Taxon o New Fungal Taxon o Qualitative Research 1.
Manuscript Organization PLOS ONE considers manuscripts of any length. There are no explicit restrictions for the number of words, figures, or the length of the supporting information, although we encourage a concise and accessible writing style. We will not consider monographs.
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