Cite your study in APA style by starting with the author's name or authors' names inverted. Follow the name with the date in parentheses and a period. List the title followed by a period. Then add the city and the publisher, separated by a colon. Double space following the colon.
Hall, James (2004). DNA Structures. Atlanta: Center for Disease Control Publications.
Construct your citation for MLA by listing the author's name (inverted) first, the name of the study second, followed by the city of publication and the publisher's name. Separate the city and the publisher with a colon with the mandatory double space after the colon. Include the year and, if available, the type of publication.
Hall, James. DNA Structures. Atlanta: Center for Disease Control Publications, 2004. Print.
For Chicago style, put the author's name (inverted) first. Unlike MLA or APA, Chicago requires that the title's name be written in italics. Follow the title with a period. List the city followed by a colon, the publisher's name, a comma and the year published.
Hall, James. DNA Structures [italics]. Atlanta: Center for Disease Control Publications, 2004.