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AUTHOR INSTRUCTIONS



           1. Submission Overview
           Before you decide to publish with Journal of Cancer Metastasis and Treatment (JCMT), please read the following items
           carefully and make sure that you are well aware of Editorial Policies and the following requirements.
           1.1 Topic Suitability
           The topic of the manuscript must fit the scope of the journal. Please refer to Aims and Scope for more information.
           1.2 Open Access and Copyright
           The journal adopts Gold Open Access publishing model and distributes content under the Creative Commons Attribution
           4.0 International License. Copyright is retained by authors. Please make sure that you are well aware of these policies.

           1.3 Publication Fees
           The publication fee for each submission is $1500. There are no additional charges based on color, length, figures, or other
           elements. OAE provides expense deduction for authors as appropriate. For more details, please refer to OAE Publication
           Fees.

           1.4 Language Editing
           All submissions are required to be presented clearly and cohesively in good English. Authors whose first language is not
           English are advised to have their manuscripts checked or edited by a native English speaker before submission to ensure
           the high quality of expression. A well-organized manuscript in good English would make the peer review even the whole
           editorial handling more smoothly and efficiently.
           If needed, authors are recommended to consider the language editing services provided by OAE to ensure that the manuscript
           is written in correct scientific English before submission. An extra charge is required to enjoy this service. Please visit
           https://www.oaepublish.com/index/author_services or contact English-Editing@oaepublish.com for more details.

           1.5 Work Funded by the National Institutes of Health
           If an accepted manuscript was funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH), the authors may inform Editors of the NIH
           funding number. The Editors are able to deposit the paper to the NIH Manuscript Submission System on behalf of the authors.
           2. Submission Preparation
           2.1 Cover Letter
           A cover letter is required to be submitted accompanying each manuscript. It should be concise and explain why the study
           is significant, why it fits the scope of the journal, and why it would be attractive to readers, etc.
           Here is a guideline of a cover letter for authors’ consideration:
           In the first paragraph: include the title and type (e.g., Original Article, Review, Case Report, etc.) of the manuscript, a brief
           on the background of the study, the question the author sought out to answer and why;
           In the second paragraph: concisely explain what was done, the main findings and why they are significant;
           In the third paragraph: indicate why the manuscript fits the Aims and Scope of the journal, and why it would be attractive
           to readers;
           In the fourth paragraph: confirm that the manuscript has not been published elsewhere and not under consideration of any
           other journal. All authors have approved the manuscript and agreed on its submission to the journal. Journal’s specific
           requirements have been met if any.
           If the manuscript is contributed to a Special Issue, please also mention it in the cover letter.
           If the manuscript was presented partly or entirely in a conference, the author should clearly state the background information
           of the event, including the conference name, time and place in the cover letter.

           2.2 Types of Manuscripts
           There  is  no  restriction  on  the  number  of  figures,  tables  and  references,  provided  that  the  manuscript  is  concise  and
           comprehensive. The journal publishes Original Article, Review, Meta-Analysis, Case Report, Commentary, etc. For more
           details about paper type, please refer to the following table.

            Manuscript   Definition                   Word   Abstract           Keywords Main Text Structure
            Type                                      Limit
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