How to add a new reference to the references page.

		['doi.org/10.1021/np200741x', 
	'S. Abe, N. Tanaka, J. Kobayashi. <i>J. Nat. Prod.</i> <b>2012</b>, <i>75</i>, 484.'],

1. Copy a two-string array describing an existing reference.
2. Identify the position where you want the new reference to be. Entries are listed alphabetically by first author's family (last) name, first author's given (first) initial, second author's family (last) name, etc.
3. Paste the copied array in the identified position.
4. Replace the DOI of the copied reference with the new reference's DOI, beginning with doi.org/.
5. Replace the list of authors of the copied reference with the names of the authors of the new reference.
   1. Use initials for given (first) and middle names, with the family (last) name entered last.
   2. Do not put and before the last author's name in a list of two or more.
6. Edit the journal's name, the publication year, and the volume (if given), preserving the bold and italics indicators.
7. Is the paper online only and does not assign page numbers?
   1. If so, use the notation, art. no. 108326 instead of a page number. You may even need to omit the volume number.
   2. If not:
      1. Indicate only the first page of the publication.
      2. If the journal has not yet assigned the paper a page or issue number, enter in press. You will need to add the page number after the journal assigns one.
8. If the first author and year of publication match an existing reference:
   1. Append  (a) to the existing reference and  (b) to the new one. If there is already a  (b), add a  (c).
   2. In ../data.js, append the same letter to the year in each instance of the existing reference.
9. Special characters:
   1. Use character entity references such as ñ or the like for non-Roman or accented characters.
   2. If an author or the journal name uses a single apostrophe ', write \' (backslash–straight single apostrophe) instead.
10. Return to the previous page.