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Research We Publish
The Journal of Women's Reproductive Health focuses on fundamental reproductive mechanisms and developmental biology. Our expert editorial board specializes in evaluating research that advances understanding of reproductive physiology, gamete biology, embryonic development, and fertility biomarkers.
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Our comprehensive manuscript management system designed for seamless submission and tracking throughout the entire peer review process.
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Best for: Complete manuscript management from submission through publication, especially for complex submissions with multiple authors or supplementary materials.
Submit via ManuscriptZoneQuick Submission Form
A streamlined submission option for straightforward manuscripts, perfect for authors who prefer a simplified process.
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Best for: Quick submissions of straightforward manuscripts, single-author papers, or when you prefer not to create an account.
Use Quick Submission FormArticle Types We Accept
We publish diverse article formats to accommodate different research contributions in reproductive biology. Each article type undergoes rigorous peer review by experts in reproductive science.
Original Research Articles
Novel experimental findings in gamete biology, embryo development, reproductive physiology, or molecular mechanisms of reproduction.
Systematic Reviews & Meta-Analyses
Comprehensive evidence synthesis on reproductive biology topics, fertility biomarkers, or developmental mechanisms following PRISMA guidelines.
Methods & Protocols
Novel techniques for studying reproductive processes, gamete analysis, embryo culture, or fertility assessment methods.
Short Communications
Preliminary findings, novel observations, or timely reports in reproductive biology that warrant rapid dissemination.
Case Reports
Unique clinical observations with reproductive biology implications, rare reproductive conditions, or novel treatment outcomes.
Review Articles
Comprehensive overviews of current knowledge in specific areas of reproductive biology, developmental mechanisms, or fertility research.
Clinical Trials
Prospective studies evaluating reproductive interventions, fertility treatments, or diagnostic approaches following CONSORT guidelines.
Perspectives & Commentaries
Expert opinions on emerging topics in reproductive biology, controversial issues, or future research directions.
Animal Studies Requirement
All animal research must follow ARRIVE guidelines and include ethics approval documentation. Studies using animal models of reproduction should clearly describe species, strains, housing conditions, and experimental protocols.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Ensure your manuscript is ready for submission by verifying all requirements below. Complete submissions receive faster editorial screening and review assignment.
Word (.docx) or LaTeX files accepted. Follow journal formatting guidelines for structure and citations.
High-resolution images (300 DPI minimum), TIFF or EPS format. Each figure cited in text with descriptive legends.
IRB/IACUC approval documentation for human or animal studies. Include approval numbers and consent statements.
All co-authors have reviewed and approved the manuscript. Authorship contributions clearly stated.
All potential conflicts of interest disclosed. Include funding sources and financial relationships.
Statement on data sharing included. Raw data deposited in appropriate repositories when applicable.
All citations formatted consistently. References verified for accuracy and completeness.
Brief letter explaining significance of findings and confirming originality of work.
Transparent Peer Review Process
We believe in complete transparency. Here's exactly what happens after you submit your reproductive biology research, with realistic timelines based on our actual performance data.
Submission Received
Your manuscript enters our system and receives a unique tracking number. You'll receive immediate email confirmation with submission details.
Day 0Editorial Screening
Our reproductive biology editors assess scope fit, scientific quality, and ethical compliance. Manuscripts meeting standards proceed to peer review.
3 DaysPeer Review Assignment
We invite 2-3 expert reviewers with specific expertise in your research area (gamete biology, embryology, reproductive endocrinology, etc.).
5 DaysExpert Review
Reviewers evaluate methodology, data quality, interpretation, and significance to reproductive biology. They provide detailed feedback and recommendations.
21 DaysEditorial Decision
Based on reviewer feedback, editors make a decision: Accept, Minor Revisions, Major Revisions, or Reject. You receive detailed reviewer comments.
28 Days TotalRevision & Re-review
If revisions requested, you submit updated manuscript addressing reviewer concerns. Re-review by original reviewers ensures quality improvements.
14 DaysFinal Acceptance
Once all requirements met, manuscript accepted for publication. You receive acceptance letter and copyright agreement.
Day 42Production & Publication
Professional copyediting, typesetting, and final proofing. Your article published online with DOI assignment and immediate global access.
10 DaysAverage Timeline: 60 Days from Submission to Publication
This timeline represents our actual average performance. Individual manuscripts may vary based on reviewer availability, revision complexity, and author response time. We prioritize quality over speed while maintaining efficient processes.
Why Reproductive Biologists Choose JWRH
Expert Reproductive Biology Reviewers
Peer review by specialists in gamete biology, embryology, reproductive endocrinology, and developmental biology who understand your research.
Fast Editorial Decisions
Average 21 days to first decision. We respect your time while maintaining rigorous peer review standards.
Immediate Open Access
Your work becomes freely available worldwide upon publication, maximizing citations and research impact.
APC Waivers Available
Financial support for authors from low-income countries and unfunded research. Quality research should not be limited by funding.
44% Acceptance Rate
Selective yet fair evaluation process. We publish high-quality reproductive biology research that advances the field.
Permanent DOI Assignment
Every article receives a unique Digital Object Identifier for permanent citation and discoverability.
Preparing Your Reproductive Biology Manuscript
Methodology Reporting Standards
To ensure reproducibility and transparency, we require specific reporting standards based on your study type:
Animal Studies
Follow ARRIVE Guidelines: Report species, strain, sex, age, housing conditions, sample size calculations, randomization, and blinding procedures. Include ethics approval numbers.
Clinical Trials
Follow CONSORT Guidelines: Include trial registration number, participant flow diagram, baseline characteristics, and complete outcome data. Pre-registration required.
Systematic Reviews
Follow PRISMA Guidelines: Include search strategy, selection criteria, quality assessment methods, and PRISMA flow diagram. Protocol registration recommended.
Observational Studies
Follow STROBE Guidelines: Report study design, setting, participants, variables, data sources, bias assessment, and statistical methods clearly.
Data Sharing Requirements
We encourage open science practices. Consider depositing your data in appropriate repositories:
- Gene Expression Data: GEO (Gene Expression Omnibus) or ArrayExpress
- Proteomics Data: PRIDE (PRoteomics IDEntifications Database)
- Clinical Trial Data: ClinicalTrials.gov or appropriate registry
- General Research Data: Figshare, Dryad, or Zenodo
Statistical Analysis
Reproductive biology research requires rigorous statistical approaches. Your manuscript should include:
- Sample size justification with power calculations
- Description of statistical tests used and rationale
- Handling of missing data and outliers
- Multiple comparison corrections when applicable
- Effect sizes in addition to p-values
- Confidence intervals for key findings
Need Assistance?
Our editorial team is here to help with any questions about the submission process, manuscript preparation, or journal policies.
Contact us at: [email protected]
We typically respond within 24 hours on business days.
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