Your essay must include a title page, in-text references and a references page in addition to the four pages of text. Four of these references must be literature that is not cited in your original paper, and these citations must be highlighted in your fin

                                                                Essay Instruction

Your essay must include a title page, in-text references and a references page in addition to the four pages of text. Four of these references must be literature that is not cited in your original paper, and these citations must be highlighted in your final version. Formatting is important! We will follow the Journal of Cell Biology format which includes citations from one or two authors as (Smith and Williams, 2007). Citations from more than two authors would be cited as (Smith et al., 2007). For your references page, you can follow the format of the citation below.

Bear, J.E., T.M. Svitkina, M. Krause, D.A. Schafer, J.J. Loureiro, G.A. Strasser, I.V. Maly, O.Y. Chaga, J.A. Cooper, G.G. Borisy, and F.B Gertler. 2002. Antagonism between Ena/VASP proteins and actin filament capping regulates fibroblast motility. Cell. 109: 509-521.

The outline of your essay should be as follows:

            1. Title Page

            2. Introduction/Background (with citations)

            3. Results and Findings of the paper

            4. New Questions

            5. Experimental Approaches to Address New Questions

            6. References

You should spend about half of your paper addressing the introduction and results, and the other half addressing the new questions and proposed experiments.