Protein Science citation style

andreailari
The protein Science cytation style is not correct. It is not numeric. Someone could solve this problem ?
  • damnation
    Can you link to the guidelines and an open-access paper that shows this requirement and say what exactly is wrong? Then we can look at this quicker.
  • enozkan
    @andreailari Were you asked by editors to use a numeric style? That's what journal instructions mention, but the published works are all author-date. The Endnote style is also author-date.

    When the instructions and the actual published works do not match, the volunteers that work on the styles (like damnation) often go with the published versions.
  • andreailari
    I understand the problem. Thank you for the answer
  • cbaffert
    Hi, the problem is still present. The authors guide is available here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/1469896x/homepage/forauthors.html
    The instructions are : "The preferred citation format within the body of the text is Author-year (ex. Smith 2022 or Smith et al. 2022).
    Please prepare the References list according to the following examples.
    Journal:
    1. King VM, Armstrong DM, Apps R, Trott JR (1998) Numerical aspects of pontine, lateral reticular, and inferior olivary projections to two paravermal cortical zones of the cat cerebellum. J Comp Neurol 390:537-551."
    Can you update the citation style?
    Thank you
  • damnation
    The problem is still present as we were waiting for a link to the guidelines.

    I've just pushed an update. (note that the guidelines are, typical for Wiley, not in line with actual publications. So, only go by .pdfs of papers)
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