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The advice think of each main noun as a character Avoid abstract nouns Avoid complex compound nouns unless appropriate for the audience think of each main verb as a plot Use action verbs ID: 931237

lasko main transport 2012 main lasko 2012 transport complex mrnas specific verb translation activators information original repressors write noun

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Slide1

Erin Nishimura

The guide

Slide2

The advice

think of each main noun as a characterAvoid abstract nouns

Avoid complex compound nouns (unless appropriate for the audience)think of each main verb as a plotUse action verbsmain noun and main verb go near the

beginning

of the sentence

main noun and the main verb go

close

together

break up complex sentences into bite size pieces

shorten sentences by removing extra words

Slide3

The technique

Underline the main nounDouble underline the

main verbIs the main noun the real “character” of the sentence?Is the main verb the real “plot” of the sentence?How far away are they?

Slide4

The review

Slide5

Example edits from Lasko 2012

Original

“Transport of many mRNAs, including

grk

,

bcd

, and

osk

, from the nurse cells to the oocyte occurs prior to overall cytoplasmic transfer, and proceeds via minus end-directed transport on the microtubule cytoskeleton that is driven by the dynein motor complex (Clark et al. 2007).” –

Lasko

2012

Re-write

Slide6

Example edits from Lasko 2012

Original

“Transport

of many mRNAs, including

grk

,

bcd

, and

osk

, from the nurse cells to the oocyte

occurs

prior to overall cytoplasmic transfer, and

proceeds

via minus end-directed transport on the microtubule cytoskeleton that is driven by the dynein motor complex (Clark et al. 2007).” –

Lasko

2012

44 words

Main nounMain verb

Re-write

The dynein motor complex drives mRNAs such as grk, bcd, and osk out of nurse cells and into oocytes via minus end-directed transport on microtubules. This happens prior to transporting other cellular components (Clark et al. 2007).25 + 13 = 38

Slide7

old information first, new information second

Original

“Activators of translation of specific mRNAs have not been identified as frequently as repressors, and less is known about their function.” –

Lasko

2012

Re-write

Slide8

old information first, new information second

Original

“Activators of translation of specific mRNAs have not been identified as frequently as repressors, and less is known about their function.” –

Lasko

2012

Re-write

Target-specific repressors of translation are relatively common and well described. However, target-specific activators of translation are rarer and less well understood.

OR

Unlike target-specific repressors of translation, activators remain relatively understudied.