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2. the material is properly credited by including the reference within the text or legend and including the full citation of the article in the reference section of educational material. When available the DOI link should also be provided. If reproduced in CD format, the reference should be included in the same page that the material is included. If reproduced on a Web Site, the reference should be linked to the article published in the Frontiers in Bioscience. Users who do not know the URL of the link can request it by providing the citation in an Email to fbs@bioscience.org .

The educational use includes, for example, the use of a figure, table or text in a presentation, another article, a book chapter, newsletter, theses, dissertations, classroom material, academic course, academic conference material, training material or posting of an abstract on a Web site. If your use complies with the above guideline, you do not need to obtain permission from Frontiers in Bioscience for the use of material. However, if in doubt or if the use does not comply with the above guideline, please write to fbs@bioscience.org .

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