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2021年4月22日星期四
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Information For Authors
Submitting Your Manuscript
Zebrafish is a peer-reviewed journal focusing on research using zebrafish and other aquarium species including medaka, Fugu, and Xiphophorus as models for studies of vertebrate development, toxicology, and human disease. The Journal serves as a forum for articles discussing research on comparative genomics and evolution, the genetic analysis of embryogenesis and disease and the cellular and molecular mechanisms of cell growth, differentiation and gene expression in these model species. The Journal publishes articles describing novel methods, tools, and experimental approaches using aquarium models.
ORCID IDs
The submitting author is required to complete the submission using an ORCID identifier. Please visit the ORCID website for more information, or to register. You must have an account in ScholarOne (https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/zebrafish) for Zebrafish before logging in with an ORCID identifier.
Manuscript Submission Site
Create an Account in ScholarOne
If you do not already have an account in ScholarOne for Zebrafish, you will need to create one. Once you create your account, you may log in to the system to begin your submission. Each listed author on a submission must either have an account, or have one created, in the submission system.
Use of English Language
All submissions must be in English. Appropriate use of English is a requirement for review and publication in Zebrafish. To support non-native speakers, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., has partnered with Editage to provide language editing and translation services for a fee prior to official submission. To learn more about the services, please visit the Liebert Author Services website. Please note that employing the use of such services is not mandatory and using it, or any other language editing service, does not guarantee the acceptance of any paper. All submissions are subject to peer review.
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Check the Journal’s PEER REVIEW POLICIES
Manuscript Preparation
Determining Authorship
(See AUTHORSHIP DEFINITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES)
All authors, including the co-authors, should be responsible for a significant part of the manuscript. All authors and co-authors should have taken part in writing the manuscript, reviewing it, and revising its intellectual and technical content. Any author whose name appears on a manuscript assumes responsibility and accountability for the results.
Third-party submissions
Please note that if manuscripts are submitted by third parties (i.e., editing services or other agents), those third parties must submit the manuscript as a submitting agent, using a corporate or official email account. In addition, the name and company of the submitting agent must be disclosed in the cover letter. Authors are responsible for manuscripts submitted by third parties. If we determine that a non-disclosed third party submitted the manuscript without following these procedures, we reserve the right to immediately reject the manuscript.
Submission Process
Authors who do not follow these guidelines may have their submission returned to them without being reviewed.
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All Original submissions must contain:
An Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval (or waiver) statement in the Methods section
Acknowledgments section (if applicable) after the Conclusion of the manuscript, followed by
An Author Contribution statement for each listed author, followed by
An Author Disclosure Statement for each author listed on a submission, even if there are no conflicts to disclose, followed by,
Funding statement(s), even if there is no funding information to declare.
See IRB APPROVALS, PATIENT CONSENT, & ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS
See AUTHOR CONFIRMATION AND DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS
See FUNDING INFORMATION: COMPLIANCE AND STATEMENTS
All manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the Recommendations for the Conduct, Reporting, Editing, and Publication of Scholarly Work in Medical Journals (ICMJE Recommendations).
When submitting your manuscript for peer review, be prepared to:
Enter the full title of the manuscript
Enter the full names and institutional affiliations of ALL listed authors
Enter ALL listed authors' institutional email addresses
Identify the corresponding author
Enter a running (abbreviated) title of no more than 50 characters (including spaces).
Enter 3–6 keywords or phrases.
Provide an unstructured abstract of no more than 200 words, stating the background, methods, and results drawn from the study.
Provide the names and email addresses of at least five potential preferred reviewers familiar with the field. Please make sure preferred reviewers are not from your university or institution or with whom you have collaborated. Anyone whom the author does not want to be considered should also be named as a non-preferred reviewer. Ultimate reviewer selection is at the Editor’s discretion.
Confirm that the material has not been published or submitted for publication elsewhere.
Create an Effective Title
Manuscript titles should be brief, contain key terms, and clearly identify the purpose
of the work conducted
Manuscript titles should not exceed 15 -18 words. Exceptions can be made with the Editor’s approval
Manuscript titles should be direct and to the point. Remember that the journal has a global readership, so clear and concise non-vernacular language is most effective
Avoid the use of specific locations in the title
Do not use proprietary/trademarked names in the title
Do not use acronyms in the title unless they are universally recognized and accepted
NOTE: The title page of your submission must be included as part of your main text document (not as a separate file).
File Naming
All file names should be in English and contain only alphanumeric characters. Do not include spaces, symbols, special characters, dashes, dots, or underscores. Label each file with the type of content in the file (i.e.: Text; Tables; FigureLegends; Fig1, Fig2, etc.).
Important: Please upload individual files of all manuscript material as described herein — please do NOT upload a combined PDF file containing all material in your submission.
Preparation of Manuscript
Prepare text of manuscripts, figure legends, and tables in Microsoft Word, double spaced. The order of elements in each manuscript should be:
Title page (with full manuscript title; all contributing authors’ names, degrees, and their affiliations; a short running title; a denotation of the corresponding author with full mailing address, telephone and fax numbers, and institutional e-mail address; and a list of 3-6 keywords)
Abstract
Main text (do not embed figures or tables)
Conclusion (if applicable; as a separate paragraph, not as part of the Discussion section)
Acknowledgments (if applicable)
Authorship confirmation statement
Author(s’) disclosure statement(s)
Funding statement
References
Figure legends
Tables
Supplemental Information (if applicable; NOTE: Supplemental Information will not be copyedited or typeset; it will be posted online as supplied.)
Manuscript Text
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In general, the text should be organized under the headings: Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, and Discussion. The Introduction should be concise and clearly worded and constructed; Materials and Methods should include sufficient detail to allow for reproduction; and the Discussion should contain interpretation of the results including their relationship to the existing body of knowledge in the field. Please follow the protocol described herein to avoid delay in publication. Authors should note that manuscripts may be edited if needed to ensure clear grammatical English usage.
Use only standard abbreviations, which can be found in the AMA’s Manual of Style for Authors and Editors, 10th edition. At first usage, spell out terms and provide abbreviations in parentheses. Thereafter, use only the abbreviations. It is not necessary to spell out standard units of measure. Use generic names for drugs if possible. If you wish to use a proprietary drug name the first time it appears, use the generic name followed by the proprietary name, manufacturer, and location in parentheses.
References
References must be prepared in Word, double spaced, and numbered consecutively as they are cited in the text (using superscript Arabic numbers). Include the reference section as part of the main text file, not as a separate file. References appearing for the first time in tables and figures must be numbered in sequence with those cited in the text where the table or figure is mentioned. Use journal abbreviations as provided by PubMed/Medline. List all authors when there are six or fewer. When there are more than six authors, list the first three, followed by et al.
If references to personal communications or unpublished data are used, they are not to be in the list of references. They should be referred to in the text in parentheses: (AB Jones, personal communication, month and year). When data from an unpublished source are given, supply the researcher's name. Include among the references any articles that have been accepted but have not yet published; identify the name of publication and add "In Press." If the reference has been published online, provide the DOI number in place of the page range.
Sample style for references:
Journal article with more than 3 authors:
Ma Z, Zhu P, Shi H, et al. PTC- bearing mRNA elicits a genetic compensation response via Upf3a and COMPASS components. Nature 2019;568:259–263.
Book:
Albert JS, Reis RE, eds. Historical Biogeography of Neotropical Freshwater Fishes. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, 2011.
Chapter in a book:
Albert JS, Petry P, Reis RE. Major biogeographic and phylogenetic patterns. In: Historical Biogeography of Neotropical Freshwater Fishes. Albert JS, Reis R, eds. University of California Press, Berkeley, CA, 2011, pp. 21–58.
Figure Legends
Figure legends should be uploaded as a separate Word file and double spaced. In the legend, provide explanations for any abbreviations, arrows, etc. that appear in the figure. If the figure is taken from a copyrighted publication, permission must be secured, appropriate credit must be given in the legend, and a corresponding reference must appear in the reference section. All permissions listings must be shown in the manuscript; they cannot be entered on proofs.
Tables
All tables should be prepared in one single Word file. Provide a title for each table. Use Arabic numerals to number tables. Cite tables in sequence in the text. Do not repeat information that is given in the text, and do not make a table for data that can be given in the text in one or two sentences. Explain abbreviations and acronyms used in the body of the table in footnotes. All other types of table footnotes should be designated using superscript letters, not symbols. If the table is taken from a copyrighted publication, permission must be secured, appropriate credit must be given in the legend, and a corresponding reference must appear in the reference section. All permissions listings must be shown in the manuscript; they cannot be entered on proofs.
Figures
Submission of high resolution .TIFF or .EPS figure files is strongly recommended.
Figures should not be embedded within the manuscript file.
All figures should be numbered and labeled with the figure number.
Cite figures consecutively in text within parentheses.
A legend should be supplied for each figure and all legends numbered consecutively.
Images should not show the name of a patient or a manufacturer.
Do not include any illustrations as part of your text file.
The Journal will publish color figures, but the author must subsidize the cost of the color printing.
Correspondence Address
Following the references, provide the name and complete affiliation and institutional email address of the person to whom correspondence should be sent.
Manuscript Revisions
To upload a revision of a manuscript, the submitting author should log in to their Author Center and click on “Revised Manuscripts in Draft.” All revised submissions will be required to meet all formatting conditions described herein. Submissions that do not satisfy these requirements will be un-submitted and returned to the submitting author for proper configuration.
Letters to the Editor
Zebrafish will consider Letters to the Editor commenting on the scientific content of an article published in the Journal. Letters should not exceed 500 words of text and 5 references. Letters submitted for publication must be original and must not be submitted to any other publication simultaneously.
For questions regarding manuscript submissions, contact our Author Services Division.
