Prime Peer is a dynamic international Open Access publisher committed to the advancement and rapid dissemination of scientific knowledge to a global audience—without financial or technical barriers.
We are proud supporters of the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI). In line with BOAI principles, all articles published in Prime Peer journals are made freely available under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). This allows anyone to read, download, copy, share, print, or use the content for any lawful purpose, provided the original work and source are appropriately cited.
Prime Peer provides a centralized platform for authors to access submission resources, journal scopes, editorial information, and the benefits available to contributing authors.
Prime Peer operates under an Open Access model, using open peer review, the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license, and adheres to an open data policy. An Article Processing Charge (APC) is applicable upon acceptance of the manuscript.
We accept a broad range of research aligned with medical and clinical sciences, including but not limited to neuroscience, endocrinology, oncology, and translational research.
Please ensure that submissions fall within the scope of the target journal.
Manuscripts should be submitted in Microsoft Word format (DOC or DOCX) and organized in the following sequence:
Each author should list their full institutional affiliation including department, institution, city, state, and country.
Provide complete contact details including name, institution, phone number, email address, and fax number (if applicable). The editorial office communicates only with the corresponding author and does not mediate disputes among co-authors. Equal contribution or shared correspondence roles must be clearly stated.
The abstract should clearly and concisely summarize the context, aim, methods, results, and conclusion of the study. It should not exceed 150 words and must not include references or citations. Authors must ensure consistency of data between the abstract and main text.
Include 4–8 relevant keywords that appear frequently in the manuscript (e.g., Hormones; Histogenesis; Organogenesis).
Use standard scientific abbreviations. Each abbreviation should be defined at first mention. Abbreviations should not be used in the title, or if used, must be spelled out.
The title should be concise and clearly represent the content of the manuscript. Avoid abbreviations; if included, they must be fully expanded.
The introduction should reflect the scientific quality and relevance of the article. It must clearly outline the study background, refer to relevant literature, and state the research objectives or proposed outcomes.
This section should provide a comprehensive account of the study design, including:
Use subsections such as Statistics, Reagents, or Animal Models for clarity. Include ethics approval details when applicable.
Units must follow SI standards with a single space between numbers and units (e.g., 20 mg). Field-specific units may be used if standardized.
This section should detail the experimental findings. Results and Discussion can be merged or kept separate. Discussion should analyze findings, compare with existing literature, and mention study limitations.
Supplementary materials should be uploaded as separate files and cited in the main text. They are hosted online and not subject to APC.
Upon acceptance, authors transfer copyright under the CC BY license. Authors retain rights to patents, trademarks, and intellectual property. Reuse of previously published material requires:
Retractions occur in cases of:
Retracted articles remain accessible with a notice explaining the reason.
Minor corrections are issued as Erratum notices and do not affect scientific integrity.
Post-publication author errors (e.g., affiliations, units) can be corrected via Corrigendum. All co-authors must approve corrections.
Prime Peer follows BOAI guidelines. Articles are published under the CC BY license, with APCs supported by authors or institutions.
Authors must store and retain data to ensure reproducibility. Misconduct (fabrication, falsification, data theft) leads to rejection or retraction.
Plagiarism and self-plagiarism are strictly prohibited. Avoid dividing one study into multiple papers.
Conference material may be reused if:
Final determination rests with the editor based on originality standards.
