Anatomy Of Human

• Maintains the quality of information that has made this text a longtime favorite, now newly updated to encompass current technology and trends

• Presents invaluable information enlivened by cartoons, quotes, amusing tales, and more

• Written to be accessible even for nonnative speakers of English

• Provides an insiders view of how journals work—and how to work with them

• Serves as a great companion to the book Scientific English

• Includes scientific graphs and photographs as well as cartoons by Sidney Harris, Charles Schulz, Jorge Cham, and others

• Provides a glossary of nearly 100 key terms in writing, publishing, and related realms

• Includes a thorough topic index

"Day and Gastel offer much wisdom in cutting through the red tape to avoid missteps. . . . How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper is a strongly recommended addition to any novice and aspiring person of sciences personal library collection."

"Although one would not read this book from cover to cover, the sections are self-sustaining and can be read as a topic of interest may arise. I recommend this book for the library of medical writers."

Writing a scientific paper and having it accepted for publication by a respected journal isnt an impossible task, nor does it require the ability to form complex sentence structures and use esoteric vocabulary words. Achieving this goal does require good organizational skills, the ability to follow directions, and writing that is simple and straightforward.