Instructions for Authors
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Manuscripts should be submitted in Microsoft Word.
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Use a normal, plain font (e.g., 12-point Times Roman,
1.5 lines)
for text.
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For headings (Running, Font size 14, Bold),
subheadings (Running, Font size 12, Bold) and sub sub
headings (Font size 12, Italics).
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Use the table function, not spreadsheets, to make
tables.
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Save your file in docx format (Word 2007 or higher) or
doc format (older Word versions).
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Cover letter, Title page, Abstract and Keywords,
Introduction all should start from a new page.
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Important- Kindly read the Reference section and
Table Section carefully.
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All authors must check their manuscript
for plagiarism.
Cover letter OR Email Description
A cover or an email should be sent separately at the time of
manuscript submission stating briefly the type of research
and why the conclusion is important scientifically. It
should include information on the corresponding author (the
corresponding author's name, affiliation and address,
telephone/fax numbers, and e-mail address).
Title page
The first page must be the title page of the
manuscript and should start with title of the manuscript in
Times New Roman, font size-16, bold face followed by name(s)
of author (s) in Agency FB, Font size 16 with their affiliation and mailing address in
Times New Roman, Font size-11. Arrange author/coauthor
affiliation in separate lines with a
superscript number. Please indicate the
corresponding author with an asterisk (*) on the right side. The corresponding author information must
be included as a footnote on the first page.
Abstract (ALL CAPS Heading- Times New Roman, Font size
14)
An abstract comprising of not more than 250 words
with factual
information is required. The abstract should state the
purpose of the research, primary results and major
conclusions. An abstract is often presented separately from
the article on a separate page after title page. There are
no references cited in the abstract, also, non-standard or
uncommon abbreviations should be avoided, but if essential
they must be defined at their first mention in the abstract
itself (Times New Roman, Font size-12).
Keywords (ALL CAPS Heading- Times New Roman, Font
size 14)
Immediately after the abstract, provide a maximum of
5 keywords, and avoid any general and plural terms and
multiple concepts (for example, 'and', 'of'). Do not use
abbreviations; if any, use abbreviations firmly established
in the field. These keywords will be used for indexing
purposes (Times New Roman, Font size-12).
Introduction (ALL CAPS Heading- Times New Roman, Font
size 14)
Aims and Objectives
OR Need For The Study OR Statement of Problem
Abstract writing is followed by a brief introduction
on the research being carried out clearly stating the aims
and objectives of the same. Kindly use a small but
informative introduction related to topic (Times New Roman,
Font size-12).
Materials and Methods /Experimental (ALL CAPS Heading-
Times New Roman, Font size 14)
This section includes all the experimental designs,
procedures and data related to the experimental work done.
Results and Discussion (ALL CAPS Heading- Times New
Roman, Font size 14)
Conclusion
(ALL CAPS Heading- Times New Roman, Font size 14)
A brief conclusion is
a must for manuscript clearly stating the outcome and
importance of the research work mentioned in the manuscript.
It can also state the improvement in methods, if any in
comparison to some older methods published in the past.
Animal study
Ethical
Committee Certificate
Acknowledgement
References
(ALL CAPS Heading- Times New Roman, Font size 14)
1. All reference are written and numbered in a separate
REFERENCE section at the end of the manuscript.
2. First, click on automatic numbering and then start
writing your references. The number must be selected as 1.,
2., 3.,...
3. We use APA style for writing references, some examples
are given below.
4. All the reference numbers are mentioned in the same order
in the concerned paragraph/s and as a superscript. Indicate
references by Arabic number(s) in line with the
text and before full-stop or period.
Example:
'..... as demonstrated3,6. Barnaby and Jones8
obtained
a different result ....'
5. In the main text do not give space
between text and reference numbers.
6. If the reference
is ending near a full stop then first write reference number
and then a full stop.
7. Similarly, for
reference have a punctuation mark like (,)
comma then first write reference number and then punctuation
mark.
If there are more than two reference nos. then one can mention
it by using hyphen. for example1-3, for
reference no. 1, 2, 3.
Examples for point 5, 6, 7: The research shows that
analgesics may sometimes12-16
be use for reliving pain17.
Examples:
Reference to a
Journal publication (APA Style):
1. Perl, E. R.
(2007). Ideas about pain, a historical view. Nature Reviews
Neuroscience, 8(1), 71-80.
2. Sabatowski,
R., Schafer, D., Kasper, S. M., Brunsch, H., & Radbruch, L.
(2004). Pain treatment: a historical overview. Current
pharmaceutical design, 10(7), 701-716.
3. Strassels,
S. A., Chen, C., & Carr, D. B. (2002). Postoperative
analgesia: economics, resource use, and patient satisfaction
in an urban teaching hospital. Anesthesia & Analgesia,
94(1), 130-137.
Reference to a
book
1.
Li, J. J. (2011). Name Reactions in Heterocyclic
Chemistry II (Vol. 6). John Wiley & Sons.
2.
Kruiswijk, E., & Plagens, A. (2005). The Comprehensive
E-book of named organic reactions and their mechanisms.
Chemical Bookstore.
Tables
1. All tables must be
prepared using Table tool.
2. Use Times New
Roman, Font size 10 for preparation of table. The parameter
heading must be Bold face in Columns and Rows.
3.Each table must
have a heading and, if possible, a footnote below the
table body, describing the various parameters briefly.
Example: The table must be written as for example Table 1
"Description"
4. After preparation
remove all vertical lines and keep only horizontal lines on
top, bottom and in between.
5. All the tables must be
numbered consecutively in accordance with their appearance
in the text.
6. Tables must appear
on separate pages after references.
7. Mentions all the table numbers in the concerned
paragraphs. Example- Table 1, Table 2
Figures
Figures must
appear on separate pages after tables. Number figures
consecutively in accordance with their appearance in the
text. Each figure must bear a heading immediately after the
figure number. All figures should be submitted in TIF, JPEG
format with high resolution. Good quality figures are
necessary for the purpose of publications. Please submit
high resolution figures in advance to avoid any delay in
submission.
1.
The figure must be written as for example Figure 1
"Description"
2. Mentions all the table numbers in the concerned
paragraphs. Example- Figure 1, Figure 2
Check List:
1. Check headings and subheadings-Font Size, CAPS/
Running
2. Table numbers with headings and the same number in the
concerned paragraph.
3. Figure numbers with headings and the same number in
the concerned paragraph.
4. Provide Reference numbers in REFERENCE Section and in concerned
text/ sentence as superscript number.
5. Ethical Committee Approval Number for Clinical
Studies.
For rapid publication kindly provide the manuscript as
instructed above in instructions for authors.
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