Parturition

Cover the topic Parturition as a whole, you can talk about any and everything physiology concerning it. You could talk about the hormone pathway of parturition etc.
Abstract
The abstract consists of a single paragraph of fewer than 250 words. (The 250 words do not count toward the total word count of the manuscript.) The abstract should clearly convey the significance and substance of the work to a broad readership. In particular, the abstract should contain a brief background of the question, a brief description of the work, and a summary of the significance of the findings of the paper. References should not be cited in the abstract. The abstract should be separated from the title above by two lines and two lines from the introduction below. Moreover the abstract should be left-aligned (or justified.)
Introduction
The Introduction should be succinct, with no subheadings, and should present the background information necessary to provide a biological context for the results. It should always be less than one page typed. See below for citations.
Discussion
This section should be divided with subheadings. It is the main body of the text and attempts to present the findings to the reader. Organization of your paper should flow from subsection to subsection. When using subheadings, you should leave a space between the preceding paragraph and the subheading. Subheadings should be simple and bolded. References within the text should be cited by number and numbered consecutively (1, 2, 3, etc.) in order of appearance.
Conclusion
This section should not need subheadings, but if necessary follow the same criteria for the discussion. It summarizes the body of evidence presented in the discussion and outlines and analyzes that evidence in the context of the greater body of knowledge on that subject. It places the findings into context for the reader and presents the significance of the information into context and often demonstrates what still needs to be discovered. Fewer references will be found in the conclusion, because the text is mostly an analysis by the author. However, any references within the text should be cited by number and numbered consecutively in order of appearance as in previous sections.