Several types of scholarly submissions are usually welcomed in the journal since they
include:
● Original Research Articles
● Review Articles
● Short Communications
● Letters to the Editor
(These categories can be used to decide on the best format to use in your research.)
Break down your paper into the following important parts:
● Title Page: Provide full names and affiliations of the author.
● Abstract: Abstract description of your work (approximately 150-250 words).
● Keywords: 3–5 relevant keywords.
● Introduction: Background and purpose of the study.
● Materials & Methods: The way the investigation was implemented.
● Results: What you found.
● Discussion: Interpretation and implications of findings
● Conclusion: Overview of major findings.
● Acknowledgement: (Optional) in aid or contributions.
● Conflict of Interest Statement: Indicate any possible conflict.
● References: Include all of your references.
Figures and tables should be professionally displayed:
● Large figures (at least 300 dpi) are required.
● JPEG or PNG files are the preferred formats for images.
● Label each table and figure in turn.
● Locate figures captions below and tables captions above.
One will be expected to use the Vancouver style of citing references (numbered format that
is usually used in science).
Example:
Smith J, Doe A. Title of Article. J Appl Toxicol. 2023;15(2):100–105.
Detection of manuscripts is done with plagiarism-detection software.
Noticeable: Submissions that exceeded ~15 percent of the similarity might be rejected since
the journal conforms to the high publication ethics (as per COPE guidelines).
🔎 Final Tips for Authors
✔️ Make sure your manuscript is original, unpublished and not in other reviewing places.
✔️ Stick to all the requirements of format and structure.
✔️ Have all the necessary sections and make sure that figures/tables are of high quality.
✔️ Please be sure to use the similar formatting of references to avoid time loss.
These guidelines are likely to make your peer review and publication successful.