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pnasnexus-citation

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Use to get PNAS Nexus references right — note that PNAS Nexus accepts references in any readable style at submission (unlike flagship PNAS's strict numbered-by-appearance), so the job is internal consistency, completeness, resolvable in-text citations, and the [dataset] tag for data/software. Prepare a single consistent (preferably numbered) style for production; confirm the final style on acceptance.

When to use

• Fixing inconsistent or incomplete references
• Resolving in-text citations to the reference list
• Citing datasets and software with [dataset] tags
• Preparing a consistent numbered reference style
• Checking reference metadata completeness
• Verifying DOI presence in references

When not to use

• Forcing a strict house style for initial submission
• Citing datasets or software as bare URLs
• Assuming submission style is the final published style

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