Here is a list of the HTML tags you might want to use in your abstract. We strongly encourage poster submitters to use only the tags listed here to keep the abstract format simple and consistent across all submissions.See an example of how to use these tags.

Text Formatting
  Bold <B></B>
  Italic <I></I>
  Subscript <SUB></SUB>
  Superscript <SUP></SUP>
  Typewriter <TT></TT> (use monospaced font)
  Preformatted <PRE></PRE> (retain spacing)
Dividers
  Paragraph <P></P>
  New line <BR>
Hypertext Links
  URL <AHREF="http://www.yoursite.edu">Your Site Name</A>
  Email address <AHREF="mailto:name@university.edu">name@university.edu</A>
Special Characters
  < &lt;
  > &gt;
  & &amp;
  " &quot;
  Registered TM &#174;
  Registered TM &reg;
  Copyright &#169;
  Copyright &copy;
Text with HTML tags:Text as rendered by browser:
<P>This is some <B>bold</B>text.This is an email address: <A HREF="name@university.edu">name@university.edu</A>This is an email address: <A HREF="name@university.edu">name@university.edu</A></P>Here is an italicized <I>word</I>. One use of the Typewriter tags is for oligo sequences like this one: <TT>AGCTAGGTC</TT>. A possible use of the Preformatted tag is to insert code like this:<BR><PRE>
use DBI;my $user       = $ENV{REMOTE_USER};
</PRE><BR>Superscripts and subscripts are useful for mathematical equations:<BR>E = mc<SUP>2</SUP></P>

This is some bold text.This is an email address: name@university.edu

Here is an italicized word. One use of the Typewriter tags is for oligo sequences like this one: AGCTAGGTC. A possible use of the Preformatted tag is to insert code like this:

use DBI;my $user       = $ENV{REMOTE_USER};

Superscripts and subscripts are useful for mathematical equations:
E = mc2