Submit Your Toxicology Research to JECT
Join leading toxicologists publishing mechanistic studies, exposure assessments, and risk evaluations in our peer-reviewed open-access journal
Complete your submission in 15 minutes • Expert toxicology reviewers • Immediate global visibility
Two Convenient Ways to Submit Your Manuscript
We offer flexible submission options designed to accommodate your workflow. Choose the method that works best for your research submission needs.
ManuscriptZone Portal
Our comprehensive manuscript management system provides complete control over your submission from initial upload through peer review to final publication.
- Real-time submission status tracking
- Auto-save functionality prevents data loss
- Direct communication with editors and reviewers
- Access to reviewer comments and revision requests
- Guided workflow ensures completeness
- Secure document management
Best for: Authors who want comprehensive tracking and direct engagement with the editorial process throughout the review cycle.
Submit via ManuscriptZoneQuick Submission Form
A streamlined submission process for straightforward manuscripts. Perfect when you need to submit quickly without creating an account.
- No account registration required
- Simple, intuitive interface
- Fast submission in under 10 minutes
- Immediate confirmation email
- Automatic transfer to editorial system
- Ideal for straightforward submissions
Best for: Authors seeking a quick, hassle-free submission process for manuscripts that don't require extensive supplementary materials.
Use Quick Submission FormToxicology Research We Publish
Experimental and Clinical Toxicology welcomes diverse manuscript types that advance our understanding of toxic mechanisms, exposure pathways, and risk assessment methodologies. Our expert reviewers evaluate submissions based on scientific rigor, methodological soundness, and contribution to toxicological science.
Original Research Articles
Comprehensive studies investigating toxicity mechanisms, dose-response relationships, biomarker discovery, or novel exposure assessment methods.
Review Articles & Literature Reviews
Evidence synthesis examining toxicological endpoints, exposure-response relationships, or comparative toxicity assessments across studies.
Mini-Reviews
Concise summaries of emerging topics or recent advances in specific areas of toxicology.
Short Communications & Rapid Communications
Preliminary findings, novel observations, or rapid reports of emerging toxicological concerns requiring immediate dissemination.
Clinical Case Reports
Detailed documentation of unique toxicity cases, unusual exposure scenarios, or novel clinical presentations of poisoning.
Clinical Trials
Prospective studies evaluating interventions, treatments, or preventive measures for toxic exposures or poisoning.
Letters
Concise communications on recent publications, methodological issues, or emerging concerns in toxicology.
Editorials
Invited commentary on current topics, policy issues, or significant advances in the field of toxicology.
Commentaries
Critical perspectives on recent research, policy developments, or methodological approaches in toxicology.
Theses
Summarized doctoral or postgraduate research contributions to the field of toxicology.
Opinions
Personal viewpoints on controversial topics, emerging trends, or future directions in toxicological research.
Book Reviews
Critical evaluations of recent publications relevant to toxicology research, practice, or education.
Perspectives
Forward-looking articles discussing emerging challenges, innovative methodologies, or paradigm shifts in toxicology.
Conference Proceedings
Selected papers from scientific conferences that highlight cutting-edge research and developments in toxicology.
Special Considerations: All animal studies must comply with ARRIVE guidelines. Human studies require ethics approval documentation. Environmental toxicology studies should include detailed exposure characterization. In vitro studies must demonstrate relevance to in vivo toxicity.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Ensure your manuscript is complete and properly formatted before submission. This checklist helps prevent delays in the editorial process and ensures your research receives prompt evaluation.
Manuscript File
Complete manuscript in Word (.docx) or LaTeX format with all sections: title, abstract, keywords, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusions, references.
Figures & Tables
High-resolution figures (TIFF/EPS, 300 DPI minimum) with descriptive captions. Tables formatted in editable format with clear headers and footnotes.
Ethics Documentation
IRB/IACUC approval letters for human or animal studies. Informed consent statements. Environmental sample collection permits if applicable.
Author Information
Complete author list with affiliations, ORCID IDs, and corresponding author contact details. All authors must approve submission.
Competing Interests
Declaration of financial relationships, funding sources, and potential conflicts of interest. Required even if none exist.
Cover Letter
Brief letter explaining the significance of your findings, novelty of your approach, and why your work suits JECT's scope and readership.
Transparent Peer Review Process
We believe in transparency throughout the publication process. Our structured timeline ensures your research receives thorough evaluation while maintaining efficient turnaround times. Expert toxicologists with relevant subspecialty knowledge review every manuscript.
Submission Received
Your manuscript enters our system and undergoes automated completeness checks. You receive immediate confirmation with a unique manuscript ID for tracking.
Day 0Editorial Screening
Our editorial team evaluates scope fit, scientific merit, and methodological soundness. Manuscripts undergo plagiarism screening using iThenticate. Papers with >30% similarity require revision before proceeding.
Days 1-3Reviewer Assignment
We identify 2-3 expert toxicologists with relevant subspecialty expertise. Reviewers are selected based on publication record, methodological expertise, and absence of conflicts of interest.
Days 4-7Peer Review
Reviewers evaluate scientific rigor, methodological appropriateness, data interpretation, and contribution to toxicological knowledge. They provide detailed feedback on strengths and areas for improvement.
Days 8-24Editorial Decision
The handling editor synthesizes reviewer feedback and makes a decision: Accept, Minor Revisions, Major Revisions, or Reject. You receive detailed reviewer comments and specific revision guidance.
Days 25-30Revision & Re-review
If revisions are requested, you submit an updated manuscript with a point-by-point response to reviewer comments. Revised manuscripts undergo expedited re-review by the same reviewers when possible.
Days 31-42Acceptance & Production
Accepted manuscripts enter production for copyediting, typesetting, and final formatting. You review and approve proofs before publication. Articles are published online immediately upon approval.
Days 43-45Publication & Indexing
Your article is published online with a DOI and submitted to major indexing databases (Google Scholar) for maximum visibility and impact.
Day 45+Why Toxicologists Choose JECT
We've built our reputation on scientific rigor, editorial transparency, and commitment to advancing toxicological science. Here's what sets us apart.
Comprehensive Indexing
Indexed in Google Scholar ensuring maximum visibility to the global toxicology community
Fast Decisions
Average time to first decision: 24 days. We respect your time and provide prompt, constructive feedback from expert reviewers
Expert Review
Manuscripts reviewed by toxicologists with relevant subspecialty expertise in mechanisms, exposure science, or risk assessment
Open Access
Immediate global visibility with no paywalls. Your research reaches practitioners, regulators, and researchers worldwide
Ethical Standards
Committed to COPE publication ethics, research integrity, and transparent peer review practices
APC Waivers
Financial support available for authors from low-income countries and unfunded research. Quality, not ability to pay, determines acceptance
Ready to Submit Your Toxicology Research?
Join toxicologists worldwide who trust JECT for rigorous peer review, transparent processes, and rapid publication. Your research deserves a journal that understands your field.
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