Type your abstract into the abstract form.

1) The abstract should be informative, containing:

(a) the specific objectives of the study;
(b) a brief statement of method, if pertinent;
(c) a summary of the main results;
(d) a conclusion containing the main message of the paper. (It is not acceptable to state, for instance: "our data concerning .. will be presented" or "The results will be discussed".)
No figures or tables are acceptable.

2) When using non-standard abbreviations, spell them out in full the first time they appear in the text followed by the abbreviations in parentheses. Do not use abbreviations in the title of the abstract.

3) The TITLE MUST BE IN CAPITAL LETTERS. Use the significant words descriptive of the subject content. Do not indent any lines of the title.

4) Begin a new line, no indent, with names and initials of all authors. Underline the name of the presenting author.

5) --- Three spaces indentation for the first line of text; type entire abstract in one paragraph, type single-spaced no margin at left or top side, capitalize the first letter of trade names; left justify if possible. Do not leave spaces.

6) Do not forget to supply 5 keywords form the key word list provided. Keywords not on the list may be used if more informative. (These keywords will be used by the Program Committee for grouping abstracts into sessions.)

Abstracts will appear in a special supplement of the Journal of Neurochemistry and abstracts will be indexed according to the keywords that you have proposed.

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