\documentclass[mathpm,proof]{bioinformatics}

\usepackage{amssymb,amsfonts,url,times}
\urlstyle{rm}

\def\email#1{#1}

\begin{document}

%\Sup{0}

% verso and recto commands are for your running heads
\verso{}
\recto{}

\title{Short paper sample} 

\author[1]{A. Author}

\author[2]{B. Author}

%For multiple authors using different addresses use \author[2] etc.
%For multiple authors with same address use \author[1] for all authors.


\address[1]{European Bioinformatics Institute,
Wellcome Trust Genome Campus,
Hinxton,
Cambridge,
CB10 1SD,
UK}

\address[2]{European Bioinformatics Institute,
Wellcome Trust Genome Campus,
Hinxton,
Cambridge,
CB10 1SD,
UK}
 

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
\begin{subabstract}[Any heading]
Your abstract can be made up of different parts with a separate heading for
each part.
\end{subabstract}
\begin{subabstract}[Contact]
\email{a.smith@hk.co.uk}
\end{subabstract}
\end{abstract}
\baselineskip12pt plus .2pt minus .05pt

\section{Introduction}

To cite a reference use either \citet{garcetal00} or
\citep{garcetal01} depending on the style you require.

There are two examples for the references, one for a journal paper and the
other for a book.  If the information is entered into the correct fields
all of the puctuation and layout will be correct.  Alternatively you can
enter the bibliography as normal.

\begin{thebibliography}{99}

\bibitem[Author \etal(2000)]{garcetal00}
\begin{article}
\snm{Author}
\init{}
\fnm{A.}
\snm{Author}
\init{}
\fnm{B.}
\snm{Author}
\fnm{}
\init{C.}
\yr{2000}
\atitle{The title of the paper} 
\jtitle{The title of the journal}
\vol{56}
\fpage{121}
\lpage{129}
\end{article}

\bibitem[Author \etal(2001)]{garcetal01}
\begin{book}
\snm{Author}
\init{}
\fnm{A.}
\snm{Author}
\init{}
\fnm{B.}
\snm{Author}
\fnm{}
\init{C.}
\yr{2001}
\bktitle{The Title of the Book} 
\orgname{The name of the publisher}
\city{Place of publication}
%\fpage{121}
%\lpage{129}
\end{book}


\end{thebibliography}

\end{document}
