Manuscript Organization

Running Head Characters: Up to 50

Font: Times New Roman (Headings)

Size: 12

Alignment: Left

Running head should be added in the Header along with the page numbers.

Title

The title of the paper should provide a concise statement of the contents of the paper. A good title is very important and will attract readers and facilitate retrieval by online searches, thereby helping to maximize citations. The title should include topical keywords and allude to the interesting conclusions of the paper. A title that emphasizes the main conclusions, or poses a question, has more impact than one that just describes the nature of the study.

Running title

A short ‘running title’, of not more than 55 characters (including spaces), for use as a headline

Authors and affiliations

• Author names should be given in upper- and lower-case, not in all capitals, to avoid ambiguities. The author for correspondence must be clearly indicated. It is permissible to include the names of more than one author as corresponding author, but a single author must act as the point of communication during the peer review process.
• The name and address of the laboratory or laboratories where the work was done, and present addresses of authors who have since moved.

Corresponding author details

Detailed Author’s address, email address and telephone number for the corresponding author should be mentioned.

Abstract

Words: Up to 300

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Size: 10

Abstract should include a brief content of the article. Please minimize the use of abbreviations and do not cite references in the abstract. This should state the objectives of the work, but should not contain a detailed summary of the results.

Keywords

Select keywords that will make your manuscript easily searchable. Three to ten keywords representing the main content of the article.

Abbreviations

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Please include any non-standard abbreviations referred to within your paper. A list of standard abbreviations can be found here.

Introduction

This should state the objectives of the work, but should not contain a detailed summary of the results. Authors should not assume that all readers would know why an area is worth studying; they should briefly make this clear. Previous relevant work should be sufficiently cited but this should not constitute a full review.

Case reports

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Case Presentation should provide detailed report of the study.

Results

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Results should be clear and should describe how the work was organized. Reproducibility of results should be indicated. It should be stated how many times an experiment was repeated and whether means or representative results are shown. Variability should be indicated statistically wherever possible; when error terms are given, the measure of dispersion and the number of observations should be stated. Statistical techniques used must be specified, and where necessary they should be described fully or a reference given. If results are expressed as percentages, the absolute value corresponding to 100% should be stated.

Discussion

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This should not recapitulate the results, and should not be too long. Discussion must illustrate and interpret the report of the study. It may be helpful to list the main conclusions at the end. A combined Results and Discussion section is encouraged where appropriate.

Acknowledgements

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An Acknowledgements section is not compulsory but may be included. If required, Provide list of individuals who contributed in the work and grant details. Authors may also wish to acknowledge individuals who have contributed materials, expertise or time to the study who are not named as authors. Please do not refer to the Editor who handled your submission in this section.

Conflict of Interest

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Declare if any financial interest or any conflict of interest exists.

References

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All references should be cited in the article in a consecutive order. List here all the references in numbered order of citation in the text.

List all authors if less than six. If more than five authors, list the first five followed by “et.al.”

Note* Provide the link for the listed references

General style of reference

1. Journal References

 Author name/s (Year) Title of article. Journal short name Volume (Issue): Full inclusive page numbers.

2. Book References

Author name/s (Year) Title of the book. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers.

Author name/s (Year) Chapter/ topic name. In: Author name/s (Editors.), Book name. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers.

3. Conferences

 Author name/s (Year) Conference topic. Name of the conference, Country.

Figures

Figures should be clear with high resolution.

Figure Legends: Description of figures/image.

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Size: 10

Tables

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Size: 10

Alignment: Center

Table: Brief descriptive title of the table

Table Abbreviations: Give here full form of all abbreviations used in the table. Give the full form even if it has been explained in the text.