Journal of Blood and Lymph Research

The Journal of Blood and Lymph Research is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to promoting high-quality research and scientific communication in the fields of hematology, blood disorders, lymphatic biology, immunology, and related biomedical sciences. The journal aims to provide a multidisciplinary platform for researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, and scientists to communicate innovative findings, clinical observations, emerging concepts, and advances in the diagnosis, prevention, and management of diseases affecting the blood, bone marrow, lymphatic system, and related immune and hematological pathways.

The journal welcomes original research, review articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, case reports, case series, short communications, clinical perspectives, commentaries, letters to the editor, and other scientifically relevant contributions. You can submit article at publish@probejournals.com

Manuscripts submitted to the Journal of Blood and Lymph Research should be original contributions that have not been published previously and are not simultaneously under consideration by another journal. 

Submission of a manuscript indicates that all authors have reviewed and approved the submitted version and agree to its consideration for publication.

After submitting articles, authors will get all regular updates of the articles. Updates will include preliminary quality analysis, reviewer comments, editor decision, publishing of the article etc. Galley proof will be done in standard formats, followed by preparation of pdf, full text etc. Accepted articles will be published within 20-25 days. 

Article Processing Charges (APC)

Our journals are not receiving any kind of financial support. The journal not charging any kind of subscription/submission fee, but we charge the fee. For all kind of articles, the Article Processing Charges (APC) would be EUR 1019.

Author Withdrawl Policy

We are not charging any kind of withdrawal fee if the authors want to withdraw the article within 3-5 days. If the authors want to withdraw the article after 5 days, we will charge EUR 319 as a withdrawal fee.

General Instructions

Covering Letter

All submissions must include a covering letter specifying the manuscript type (e.g., Research Article, Review Article, Brief Report, Case Study, etc.). Authors may not categorize submissions as Editorials, Letters to the Editor, or Concise Communications unless specifically invited by the editorial office.

Authorship Compliance

Ensure that all listed authors meet the journal's authorship criteria as outlined by Journal.

Exclusivity

Manuscripts must not be under review or consideration by any other journal at the time of submission. 

Conflict of Interest & Financial Disclosure

Clearly disclose any financial support from commercial sources or other potential conflicts of interest. Any competing interests should also be addressed upon publication.

Title Page Requirements

Include a clear title and detailed author information on the title page.

Author details should include:

• Full Name
• Institutional affiliation
• Academic qualifications
• Contact information

The corresponding author must provide a complete mailing address, telephone number and fax number.

Manuscript Formatting

Paginate all pages sequentially, including references, tables, and figure legends. Page 1 should be the title page, including

• Short running title (no acronyms)
• Full title
• Authors' names and academic degrees
• Funding acknowledgments
• Contact details for correspondence and reprint requests.

Manuscript Categories & Guidelines

Research Articles

Based on original empirical or secondary data using a defined research methodology. Must contribute new knowledge to the field of journal. Include a minimum 300-word abstract structured into

• Objective
• Methods
• Results, and Conclusion, with 7–10 keywords

Structure

• Introduction
• Literature Review
• Methodology
• Results & Discussion
• Conclusion
• References
• Tables, and Figure Legends

Review Articles

Based on secondary data relevant to the journal's scope. Provide a critical overview of a specific topic.

Include

• 300-word abstract
• Relevant keywords
• Introduction to the topic
• Analytical discussion with appropriate visual aids
• Summary and conclusion
• Full references

Commentaries

Brief opinion pieces by subject matter experts discussing current advancements or developments.

Include

• Title and abstract with keywords
• Direct analysis of the issue with optional figures/tables,
• Conclusion and references

Case Studies

Present detailed reports of individual cases that provide new insights in topic

Format

• Cases and Methods section (describing the clinical issue and approach)
• Discussion
• Conclusion 

Editorials

Short commentaries on recently published research or journal issues. Only accepted upon invitation from the editorial office. Must be submitted within three weeks of the invitation.

Clinical Images

• Photographic depictions relevant to topic (maximum 5 figures)
• Must be accompanied by a description (max 300 words)
• No separate figure legends or references required (up to 3 references if necessary)

Letters to the Editor / Concise Communications

• Commentaries on previously published articles
• Must be concise and directly address issues or findings presented in the original article.
• No abstract or subheadings required
• Should be submitted within six months of the article's publication
• Please ensure all submissions adhere to these guidelines to facilitate a smooth review process. For questions, contact the editorial office

Copyrights

The journal retains the copyright and any extensions or renewals thereof worldwide. This includes, but is not limited to, the rights to publish, disseminate, transmit, store, translate, distribute, sell, republish, and use the contribution and its contents in both print and electronic formats, as well as in derivative works. These rights apply across all languages and media formats, now known or developed in the future. The journal also reserves the right to license or permit others to exercise these rights.

Responsibilities of the editors

This Journal is always a collaborative effort. Managing challenges of research integrity and publishing ethics in journal is no exception. Legal concerns may arise as a result of these issues. We recommend that journal use these principles as a starting point for developing policies and processes, as well as when dealing with problems. We recommend that editors, publishers, and other journal team members discuss the concerns raised as a first step in addressing any issue. We recommend that these discussions take place before taking any further action, and that legal advice be obtained if necessary, especially when matters involve potential defamation, violation of contract, privacy, or copyright infringement.

Confidentiality 

The corresponding author, reviewers, potential reviewers, other editorial advisers, and the publisher, as appropriate, are the only people who should know about a manuscript that has been submitted to them. 

Responsibilities of reviewers

The peer-reviewing process helps the editor and editorial board make editorial judgments, and it may also help the author improve their manuscript. Any referee who feels unqualified to examine the research described in a paper or understands that timely review is impossible should inform the editor and withdraw from the review process. Manuscripts submitted for review must be treated as private papers. They must not be shared or discussed with anyone else unless the editor has given permission.