Reference no: EM133418140

Elaborate a review paper on the topic " Aspergillus fumigatus: how the fungus evades the immune system to become pathogenic. The paper has to be in Biology, no clinical trials, no articles in public health or other fields outside biology...!!!!

Make sure to include: 

• Title--The title should inform the reader about the subject and what aspect of the subject was studied. The title should also sound interesting so that the reader would want to read the entire paper. This may be the last thing you write or rewrite in your paper. After writing the body of the paper, come back to the title and adjust it so that it clearly reflects the main point of your paper.
• Abstract--summary of paper: The main reason for the study, the primary findings, the main conclusions. You will also need to readjust your abstract after completing the paper to ensure that the main point from your paper and the scope are still reflected on the abstract. 
• Introduction--why the study was undertaken. The introduction should give background information needed for your audience to understand the main body of your paper and also provide context for why this paper is interesting and relevant. The final paragraph of the introduction should state the main goal of your paper and summarize your main finding.
• Three sections (Main Body) --what was found. This part should have at least three (3) separate sections. You won't name this Main Body, instead, each section should have it's own heading. The heading for each section should describe what main topic of that section is. You need to think carefully about how to best organize the information into these sections and within each section. You need to think which order would make the most sense for your readers. Usually, a good flow starts with information that is more familiar to the reader or more general and then goes into more specific. You also need to organize the paragraphs so that each paragraph covers only one subtopic. Organize the information in each paragraph also from broad to specific.
• Conclusion--why these findings are interesting and what are the implications for the field (what the reasons might be for the patterns found or not found). You can also indicate where is the field going from here, what future research in this field is heading to.
• References--where the information from your paper came from. Every reference listed here must be also cited in-text and every citation in the text needs to be listed here. Please see this guide on how to format your references.
• Figures & tables--show us the data. You can have all the figures and tables listed at the end or embedded throughout the text. Either way, each figure and table needs to be numbered, the number sequence is separate for figures and tables (Fig.1, Fig. 2, Table 1, Table 2). They each need a caption. Every figure and table needs to be referenced in-text by their number. This is how you tell the reader when to look at each figure or table.