Manuscript Submission

J. Gene.Toxicol. (JGT) is an international journal of digital publication with free online access in which the quality works of the authors can be published at free of cost.

Manuscript in digital form can be submitted as CD by post or by email attachment. Please read the guidelines for Manuscript submission.

Address for manuscript submission:
Dr. S.S Murugan
The Chief Editor,
Journal of Genetic Toxicology
No.3, Kalpana nagar
Tambaram East
Chennai-600 059
India
Email: drssmurugan@hotmail.com

• Manuscript submission guidelines


• Research articles


• Guidelines for citation of references.


• Reviews


• Letters to the Editor


• Editorial policy

Guidelines for Authors and Reviewers

Manuscript Submission guidelines

» Submit manuscript (electronic version) with covering letter including full address of the authors (include the institution's address and email); identify the corresponding author.
» Send a complete manuscript in a single word file (preferably Microsoft Word, Arial size-10).
» If not available, use other standard fonts such as Times, Times New Roman or Helvetica while preparing the text and figures.
» File sizes should not exceed 2MB.
» Each figure/table must be numbered so as to identify its position in the running text; include appropriate legend.
» Use symbol font to convert Greek and other non-standard characters.
» May provide three suggested referees, together with their affiliated institution address and email address.
» If the manuscript is resubmitted after correction, please state point-by-point responses to the referees.
» Electronic submission is prone for virus infection. Hence the authors should keep the back-up copy of the manuscript.

Research articles

JGT publishes the original research work in the form of Research articles. The basic research findings and technological advancements in the field of Genetic Toxicology can find place. While no stringent regulation is laid on the length of the article, a regular paper must not exceed of 7500 words. Shorter articles are always preferable. The Research article should include Title, Authors (with affiliations), Abstract (less than 250 words), 5-8 Keywords, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgement and References, in its order.

Guidelines for citation of references

1. Research article reference:

Murugan. S.S., Juerg P. Seiler, Anupama Mohan, Thanikaivel. V, John Mathew, Y and Balakrishna Murthy, P. (2006) Genotoxic effect of quinolone drugs at different expression periods by in vitro chromosomal aberration test on human lymphocytes. Toxicology Letters Volume 164, Supplement 1, Page S288
Murugan S. S. , Balakrishnamurthy P., Mathew (2006) Antimutagenic effect of broccoli flower head by the ames salmonella reverse mutation assay. Y. J. Phytotherapy Research, Volume 21, Issue 6, Pages 545 - 547


2. Reference to electronic journals:

Gajendran N (2007) Adding life to the nanotechnology. Indian J.Sci.Technol. Vol.1, Issue1. Cite ID: http://www.erijst.blog-journals.com.
In the text it should be referred as: (Gajendran, 2000)


3. Book reference:

Sambrook J, Fritsch EF and Maniatis T (1989) Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, 2nd edn. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, NY.
Langer T and Neupert W (1994) Chaperoning mitochondrial biogenesis. In: The Biology of Heat Shock Proteins and Molecular Chaperones (eds. Morimoto RI, Tissi?s A & Georgopoulos C), pp. 53-83. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Plainview, NY.
Thesis/ Report reference:
Ghebrebrhan O and Woldehaimanot B (1998) A note on Earthquake Hazard in Eritrea. Department of Earth Sciences, University of Asmara, pp: 98.