The paper you write should specifically focus on the cellular immunology/microbiology of the topic you choose and there should be current journal articles written on the subject.  

 it is essential you discuss the pertinent immunology of the topic for your paper.  Ideally, the biology will explain the resulting symptoms and you should make this link clear in your paper.

You may want to start your paper by choosing a specific bacterium, Archean, or virus and subsequently focus on something you find particularly interesting about that organism.  Alternatively, you may want to choose a current issue or problem in microbiology and focus on the problem, covering the relevant organism from that perspective.  However, it is essential you discuss the pertinent biology of the organisms you are studying in your paper.

Formatting:

Bibliography/Referencing style: Journal of Dental Research.

Number of references: minimum number of peer-reviewed references is 10 (2012 onwards).

Font: Times New Roman, Calibri and Arial are all accepted fonts.

Dot point writing style is not accepted.

Word count: Maximum 2000 words (+10% is acceptable)

Intro: Your introduction should give an outline of

• why the topic is important
• the the scope of the review — what aspects of the topic will be discussed.

Body: Paragraphs contents should include the following:

a) Background of the topic.

b) Methodologies that are relevant to your topic (if available).

c) Insight on previous studies on the topic.

d) Discuss any argument or disagreement you might find in the sources you read.

e) Principal questions being asked.

f) General conclusions of articles or sources you read.

Summary: Your conclusion should give a summary of:

a) The main agreements and disagreements in the literature (briefly as it was discussed in detail in the body).

b) Any gaps or areas for future research.

c) Your overall perspective on the topic