IJRDO – Journal of Biological Science

offers guidelines to authors for preparing and presenting their manuscripts for publication in a well-organised manner. Adhering to these instructions will help facilitate the review process and enhance the quality of papers.

Manuscript Preparation

Before you submit your manuscript, please check that:

• The manuscript is unique and unpublished
• The language is simple and easy to understand
• The manuscript is reviewed and approved by authors
• The manuscript is proofread for grammar, spelling and format
• Data and results are accurate and presented correctly
• Biological research ethics are adhered to

File Format

Submissions should be in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx)

• Keep the formatting simple and consistent
• Tables, figures and images must be titled
• Biological terms, symbols and units must be consistent

Manuscript Structure

The manuscript should contain the following elements:

Title Page

• Title of the paper
• Name(s) of author(s)
• Institutional affiliation(s)
• Corresponding author's contact information

Abstract

• Short description of research
• Should state the objectives, methods, and conclusions

Keywords

4 to 6 relevant keywords

Main Content

• Introduction
• Materials and Methods
• Results or Findings
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• References

References

• List all cited sources clearly
• Use a consistent citation style

Submission Process

• Create (or log into) a journal user account
• Click on “New Submission” and upload your manuscript
• Include any necessary supporting documents
• Submit a brief cover letter outlining the significance of your paper
• Authors are able to check the status of the manuscript via their account

Ethical Requirements

Authors must adhere to publishing ethics:

• Properly cite sources
• Do not plagiarise or submit duplicately
• Be accurate in reporting data and results
• Declare conflict of interest or sponso
• Adhere to ethical standards for research on living organisms

Final Note

These guidelines will help expedite the review process. Authors should ensure their manuscripts are well-prepared. The editorial staff can help clarify questions if necessary.