Reviewers focus on several key aspects when evaluating a manuscript in toxicology:
Scientific Rigor: Ensuring that the study design, methodology, and data analysis are appropriate and robust. Originality: Assessing whether the research provides new insights or advancements in toxicology. Relevance: Determining the significance of the research in advancing knowledge or impacting public health and safety. Clarity: Evaluating the clarity and coherence of the manuscript, including how well the authors communicate their findings. Ethics: Verifying that the research adheres to ethical standards, especially concerning human and animal studies.
