Instruction for authors
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Journal Problems of Cryobiology and Cryomedicine
publishes original papers, reviews and short reports
covering the issues of low temperature biology and
medicine, as well as those of related fields of science.
The manuscript should be submitted in Ukrainian,
Russian or English in electronic form via e-mail to
cryo@online.kharkov.ua or using the web-site
www.cryo.org.ua/journal. Manuscripts should conform to
the following requirements.
The text should be printed in A4 pages. MS Word is
preferable, use Times New Roman 14 pt and 1.5 spacing.
Manuscript should be not more than 12 pages for original
research paper, 15 pages for review and 5 pages for short
communications. (Please consult Editorial Office if you
need more space).
Start your manuscript with informative and concise title,
then indicate full names of the authors, their parent
institutions (departments) where the authors performed
the research.
Your paper should contain the summary (about 900
symbols) describing the aim, main methods and
conclusions of the research. Follow the summary by up to
10 keywords.
The original research paper could be based on the
experimental or theoretical data, as well as on the
development of methodical approach. Recommended
division of the paper is as follows: introduction, materials
and methods, results and discussion (together or sepa-
rately), conclusion. It is recommended to introduce the
original research with general description of the problem
as well as its relationship to important fundamental and/
or applied issues, to make short analysis of recent
research and publications, which initially reported the
issue, to state unsolved aspects of the issue which is the
object of the presented study, as well as the proceeding
from these objectives (aim) of the investigation. The
Materials and Methods section should be sufficiently
detailed to allow the work to be reproduced. Results and
discussion could be present separately or together in one
section depending on logical design of the paper. In any
case the results should be described clearly and without
repeating of the same data in figures and in tables. Descri-
be in the text only the found regularities without stating all
the numeral data shown in the figures or tables. Statistical
analyses should be stated if applicable. The use of SI
units is obligatory. The discussion should be accompanied
by interpretation and substantiation of the findings. Finally
the paper should contain the conclusion on the performed
research and the prospects of further investigations.
Short communication is a reduced version of original
paper and serves for providing the cutting-edge infor-
mation about obtained results without an expanded
discussion. Short communication does not contain the
subheadings, not more than 3 figures and/or tables, and
maximally 10 references.
The review papers to be prepared after preliminary
arrangement with the Editorial Board. It is supposed that
the review paper would substantially cover the state of art
in a appropriate relevant scientific issue in the frames of
the journal topic.
The text of the manuscript should contain the definition
of abbreviations at their first usage, references should be
numbered and given in square brackets right after citation.
Mathematical and chemical symbols, equations and
formulas are to be placed in the manuscript using the text
processing software. The tables are to be placed in sepa-
rate pages after the main text and references. Give the
notes to the table directly under it. Place the numbered
figures and illustrations on separate pages after the text,
and enclose their electronic copies as separate files.
Provide the figures with the concise title and explanations
essential to understand the illustrated content. The
illustrations should be of professional quality and to be
done in black and white (grayscale); photos, diagrams to
be presented as an image in eps, jpeg or tiff formats, the
images should be minimum 8 cm in width and at least
300 dpi resolution. Charts and graphs prepared with MS
Excel application to be submitted as the original file (xls)
with the source data, in case of other applications, these
should be presented as an image. Formulas, tables and
figures are to be numbered consecutively in Arabic
numerals, respectively: (1); Table 1, Fig. 1; parts of
composite figures to be denoted by capital letters (A, B, C,
etc.). The illustrations should be prepared considering
bilingual journal format, thus it is recommended not to
oversize the labels and captions within the figures, rather
to place all the large annotations in the figure description.
Do not use pseudo-3D plots where not appropriate. Use
white backgrounds for plots and no gradient filling for the
columns, line thickness should be at least one point. Arial
is preferable to use for all the numbering and letters on
the plots.
Generally we use Vancouver style (NLM) for citations
with some specific details. Place the references after the
main text in alphabetical order as a numbered list. Put the
reference number in square brackets immediately after
the citation. The unpublished data should be only
acknowledged in the text, do not put them into the list. The
reference description should contain the following
information: name(s) of the author(s), article title, journal
or book title; for periodicals state the year of publication,
volume number, number of issue, page number limits; for
monographs state the place of publication, publisher, year
of publication.
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Scheme of references:
Journal article:
Petrenko Yu.A., Rogulska O.Yu., Mutsenko V.V. et al. A
sugar pretreatment as a new approach to the Me2SO- and
xeno-free cryopreservation of human mesenchymal
stromal cells. CryoLetters 2014; 35(3): 239–246.
Book:
Belous A.M., Grischenko V.I. Cryobiology. Kyiv: Naukova
dumka; 1994.
Book chapter:
Zhang T.T. Cryopreservation of gametes and embryos
of aquatic species. In: Fuller B.J. , Lane N., Benson E.E.,
editors. Life in the Frozen State. Florida: CRC Press LLC;
2004. p. 415–436.
Electronic document:
Mantynen M. Temperature correction coefficients of
electrical conductivity and of density measurements for
saline groundwater sensors. Available from: URL: http://
www.posiva.fi/files/2094/POSIVA-2001-15_Working-
report_web.pdf (cited 12.05.2014).
If you face any problems related to the preparation of
manuscripts please do not hesitate to contact the Editorial
office.
Provide the information about the corresponding
author: surname, first name, institution, position and title,
postal address, telephone number, e-mail address.
In case the manuscript would not conform to these
requirements it will be sent back for revision.
Submitted papers will be peer-reviewed. The Editorial
Board takes the responsibility to provide a comprehensive
peer-review of all submitted manuscripts. Our journal
operates a closed blind peer-review process. Firstly an
Editor decide whether the manuscript is suitable for further
peer review. Thereafter the materials will be estimated by
appropriate experts. Reviewers report about the possibility/
impossibility of further publication and/or ways for
manuscript improvement up to the level required for
publication. Editors will make the decision on the basis of
the submitted manuscript compliance with the generally
accepted criteria (including those mentioned in short
Publishing Ethics and Policy), its importance for scientific
community, meeting the journal’s aims and scope, notices
of reviewers, and, if necessary, correspondence with the
authors.
All the researches in living organisms should comply
with the principles of bioethics. On that matter our journal
adheres to the Recommendations of the International
Committee of Medical Journal Editors and International
Association of Veterinary Editors. Investigations conducted
with human subjects, human material, or human data
must comply with the Declaration of Helsinki. For all
researches involving human subjects, an informed con-
sent to participate in the study should be obtained from
participants. Experiments in animals must be performed
in accordance with institutional, national, or international
guidelines, in particular, European Convention for the
Protection of Vertebrate Animals used for Experimental
and other Scientific Purposes (Strasbourg, 1986). In
addition local bioethics committee should approve all the
procedures involving living organisms. Any indispensable
decline from the regulations must be approved by bio-
ethics commitee and described in details.
Articles published in Problems of Cryobiology and
Cryomedicine are Open-Access articles distributed under
the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons
Attribution License (CC BY-NC). We provide immediate
open access to its content adhering to the principle that
making research freely available to the public supports a
greater global exchange of knowledge, increase visibility
and readership. Non-commercial use and distribution of
the publications are permitted, retaining the credits to the
authors and the Journal. The Journal holds the exclusive
license to be the first publisher of the articles in print form
and on-going non-exclusive license to disseminate the
published content in various ways. The published version
of the article could be deposited by authors to institutional
or public repositories immediately on publication, stating
a link to the URL of the published article on the journal's
web-site.
We do not charge the authors for article submission
and/or processing and do not provide off-prints. The
operation of the Journal is supported by National Academy
of Sciences of Ukraine.
Read more about Publishing Policy and Ethics etc. at
the web-site www.cryo.org.ua/journal.
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