Submit Your Pathophysiology Research to Etiological Diagnosis
Join leading researchers advancing our understanding of disease mechanisms, molecular pathways, and biomarker discovery
Two Convenient Ways to Submit Your Manuscript
We offer two streamlined online submission methods designed to make the process as efficient as possible. Choose the option that best fits your workflow and manuscript complexity.
ManuscriptZone Portal
Our comprehensive manuscript management system provides full tracking, auto-save functionality, and real-time status updates throughout the peer review process.
- Complete manuscript tracking from submission to publication
- Auto-save feature prevents data loss
- Direct communication with editors and reviewers
- Real-time status updates and notifications
- Access to reviewer comments and revision requests
- Secure document storage and version control
Best for: Complex manuscripts requiring multiple revisions, collaborative submissions, and authors who want comprehensive tracking.
Submit via ManuscriptZoneQuick Submission Form
A streamlined, single-page submission form perfect for straightforward manuscripts. Complete your submission in minutes without creating an account.
- Simple, one-page submission process
- No account registration required
- Fast upload for ready manuscripts
- Immediate confirmation email
- Ideal for time-sensitive submissions
- Direct transfer to editorial system
Best for: Straightforward manuscripts, first-time submitters, and authors seeking the fastest submission path.
Use Quick Submission FormBoth methods are equally valid and will receive the same rigorous peer review. Your manuscript will be handled by expert pathophysiology editors regardless of submission method. Choose based on your preference for tracking features and account management.
Manuscript Types We Publish
Etiological Diagnosis welcomes diverse contributions to pathophysiology research. Our expert editorial board evaluates manuscripts across multiple formats, each designed to advance understanding of disease mechanisms and molecular pathways.
Original Research Articles
Comprehensive studies investigating disease mechanisms, molecular pathways, cellular responses, and pathophysiological processes using experimental models or clinical samples.
Biomarker Discovery Studies
Research identifying and validating novel biomarkers for disease diagnosis, prognosis, or therapeutic monitoring through proteomic, genomic, or metabolomic approaches.
Disease Mechanism Reviews
Comprehensive systematic reviews or meta-analyses synthesizing current understanding of pathophysiological mechanisms, molecular targets, or disease progression pathways.
Molecular Pathway Analysis
Studies elucidating signaling cascades, gene regulatory networks, protein interactions, or metabolic pathways involved in disease pathogenesis.
Disease Model Development
Reports on novel in vitro, in vivo, or computational models for studying disease mechanisms, testing therapeutic interventions, or understanding pathophysiological processes.
Methods & Protocols
Detailed descriptions of novel experimental techniques, analytical methods, or protocols for investigating pathophysiological mechanisms or disease processes.
Rapid Communications
Brief reports of significant preliminary findings, novel observations, or time-sensitive discoveries in pathophysiology requiring rapid dissemination.
Case Studies in Pathophysiology
Detailed analyses of unique disease presentations, unusual pathophysiological mechanisms, or cases providing novel insights into disease processes.
Perspectives & Commentaries
Expert opinions on emerging concepts, controversial topics, or future directions in pathophysiology research and disease mechanism understanding.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Ensure your manuscript is complete and properly formatted before submission. This checklist helps streamline the editorial process and reduces time to first decision.
- Manuscript File: Prepared in Word (.doc/.docx) or LaTeX format with all sections complete (Title, Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, References)
- Figures and Tables: High-resolution figures (minimum 300 DPI) in TIFF, EPS, or PNG format; tables formatted in Word or Excel with clear captions and legends
- Ethics Documentation: IRB/IACUC approval letters for studies involving human subjects or animals; patient consent forms where applicable; ethics statement included in manuscript
- Author Information: Complete contact details for all authors including ORCID IDs; corresponding author designated with valid email address; author contributions clearly stated
- Competing Interests: Declaration of any financial, personal, or professional conflicts of interest; funding sources disclosed; acknowledgments section complete
- Data Availability: Statement on data sharing and repository information; supplementary materials prepared if applicable; code availability for computational studies
- References: All citations formatted according to journal style; DOIs included where available; references verified for accuracy and completeness
- Cover Letter: Brief letter highlighting significance of findings, novelty of research, and relevance to pathophysiology; suggested reviewers (optional but helpful)
Tip: Manuscripts meeting all checklist criteria proceed faster through initial screening. Our editorial team can begin peer review immediately for complete submissions, reducing your time to first decision.
Peer Review Timeline
We maintain transparent, predictable timelines throughout the review process. Our expert pathophysiology reviewers provide thorough, constructive feedback while ensuring rapid decisions.
Submission & Initial Screening
Your manuscript undergoes completeness check, plagiarism screening (iThenticate), and scope evaluation by the editorial office.
1-3 daysEditor Assignment
A handling editor with expertise in your specific area of pathophysiology is assigned to manage the peer review process.
2-3 daysPeer Review
Minimum two expert reviewers evaluate your manuscript for scientific rigor, methodological soundness, and contribution to pathophysiology knowledge.
21 days averageEditorial Decision
Based on reviewer recommendations, the editor makes a decision: Accept, Minor Revisions, Major Revisions, or Reject. Detailed feedback provided.
28 days from submissionRevision & Re-review
If revisions requested, submit your revised manuscript with point-by-point response. Re-review by original reviewers ensures quality.
14 days for re-reviewAcceptance & Production
Upon acceptance, your manuscript enters production for copyediting, typesetting, and final proofing before online publication.
10 days to publicationTotal Timeline: Approximately 60 days from submission to publication for manuscripts accepted after first review. Fast-track available for rapid communications (14-day review).
Why Pathophysiology Researchers Choose Etiological Diagnosis
Expert Peer Review
Reviewers with specialized expertise in molecular mechanisms, disease pathways, and pathophysiological processes
Broad Indexing
Your research gains worldwide visibility through indexing in Google Scholar, connecting it with the global scientific community.
Rapid Decisions
Average 21 days to first decision with transparent timelines and regular status updates throughout review
Open Access Impact
Immediate global accessibility ensures your pathophysiology research reaches clinicians, researchers, and students worldwide
Ethical Standards
Adheres to COPE best practices. Rigorous plagiarism screening. Transparent peer review. Adherence to radiation safety and patient privacy regulations.
APC Waivers Available
Financial support for eligible authors from low-income countries and unfunded research projects
What Happens After Submission?
Initial Editorial Assessment
Within 3 days of submission, our editorial team conducts a comprehensive initial assessment. This includes verifying manuscript completeness, running plagiarism detection through iThenticate (manuscripts with >30% similarity are returned for revision), and evaluating scope alignment with pathophysiology research. You'll receive immediate confirmation of receipt and regular updates as your manuscript progresses.
Expert Editor Assignment
Your manuscript is assigned to a handling editor with specific expertise in your research area—whether molecular mechanisms, biomarker discovery, disease models, or cellular pathways. This ensures your work is evaluated by someone who understands the nuances of your methodology and the significance of your findings within the pathophysiology field.
Rigorous Peer Review
A minimum of two independent reviewers with expertise in your specific area evaluate your manuscript. Reviewers assess scientific rigor, methodological soundness, data interpretation, and contribution to pathophysiology knowledge. Our single-blind peer review process ensures objective evaluation focused solely on scientific merit.
Constructive Feedback
Whether your manuscript is accepted, requires revision, or is rejected, you receive detailed, constructive feedback. Reviewer comments focus on improving scientific quality, clarifying methodology, strengthening data interpretation, and enhancing the manuscript's contribution to pathophysiology research. Our goal is to help you produce the strongest possible publication.
Revision Support
If revisions are requested, you'll receive clear guidance on required changes. Our editorial team is available to answer questions about reviewer comments and provide clarification on revision expectations. Revised manuscripts are typically re-reviewed within 14 days, with the same reviewers ensuring consistency in evaluation.
Publication and Promotion
Upon acceptance, your manuscript enters our streamlined production process. Within 10 days, your article is copyedited, typeset, and published online with a DOI. We promote your research through our social media channels, email alerts to subscribers, and indexing in major databases, ensuring maximum visibility within the pathophysiology research community.
Submission Guidelines Summary
Manuscript Preparation
Prepare your manuscript according to standard scientific format: Title page with all author information, structured abstract (250 words maximum), introduction establishing research context, detailed methods section, comprehensive results with figures and tables, discussion interpreting findings within pathophysiology literature, and conclusions highlighting significance. Include all supplementary materials and ensure references follow journal style.
Ethical Requirements
All research involving human subjects requires IRB approval; animal studies require IACUC approval. Include ethics approval numbers in the manuscript and upload approval letters during submission. Patient consent must be obtained for case studies. Declare all competing interests and funding sources. Ensure data availability statements comply with funder and institutional requirements.
Technical Specifications
Submit manuscripts in Word (.doc/.docx) or LaTeX format. Figures should be high-resolution (minimum 300 DPI) in TIFF, EPS, or PNG format. Tables should be editable (Word or Excel), not images. Supplementary materials can include additional figures, tables, videos, or datasets. Maximum file size per upload: 50MB. For larger files, contact our editorial office for alternative upload options.
Language and Style
Manuscripts must be written in clear, concise English. Non-native English speakers are encouraged to use professional editing services before submission. Use standard pathophysiology terminology and define specialized terms on first use. Avoid jargon and ensure accessibility to the broader pathophysiology research community. Active voice is preferred for clarity and directness.
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