ARTICLE TEMPLATE

1.      Page Margins: Top margin must be 2.5 cm, bottom 2 cm, and both right and left margins 2 cm. The approved font for all research is Times New Roman.

2.      Research Title: Should be written in bold, size 16, with each word starting with a capital letter.

3.      Author Names: Presented in bold, size 14. Their affiliations should follow in regular font, size 14, formatted as: Department, College, University, Country (if outside Iraq). Author emails, if available, should be written in bold italics, size 12.

4.      Research Structure: The manuscript should follow this order:

a.      Abstract

b.      Introduction

c.       Materials and Methods

d.      Results and Discussion

e.      Conclusions (if applicable)

f.        References

5.      The abstract must not exceed 250 words. Line spacing should be single. Section headings are bold, size 14; body text is regular, size 14.

6.      Figures, Tables, and Images: Must be placed appropriately within the text and aligned properly. Titles of figures, tables, and charts should be bold, size 14, and clearly referenced.

7.      Reference Formatting:

·         Scientific Journals:

Hamada R, Fujimoto T, Nakagawa Y, Saito H, Morita K, Tanaka M, Yamamoto T, & Nishida E. [2010]: Isolation and Structural Analysis of β-D-Galactose-Binding Lectin from Sea Urchin Echinus lucidus. J. Marine Glycobiology, 18(3), pp. 112–125.

·         Letters and Theses

Salman H M. [2014]: Biochemical Investigation of Catalase Activity in Patients with Neurodegenerative Disorders. M.Sc. Thesis, Department of Chemistry, College of Science, University of Basrah.

·         Books:

Bancroft JD. (1975): Histopathological Techniques Manual. 3rd Edition. Churchill Livingstone, London.

8.      Final Submission: Authors must submit a final printed copy along with a floppy disk after expert approval for publication.

9.      No Return Policy: Submitted papers will not be returned to authors, regardless of acceptance status.

10.  No Withdrawal After Acceptance: The journal is not obligated to withdraw any paper once accepted for publication.

11.  Claim Expiry: Authors may not claim any research-related requirements after one year from the publication date.