This document discusses key aspects of scientific writing such as authenticity, authorship, plagiarism, and publication. It defines scientific writing as the technical writing scientists use to clearly communicate research. Authenticity in publication refers to the legitimacy and integrity of the research, journal, and authors. Authorship principles require significant contributions to the conception, execution, and writing of the research. Plagiarism is presenting others' work as one's own. Careful checking of requirements, the manuscript, and readiness to submit can help ensure acceptance upon publication.