Editor, Profiles in DNA
Promega Corporation
2800 Woods Hollow Rd.
Madison, WI 53711-5399, USA
tel: (608) 274-4330
fax: (609) 277-2601
e-mail: Terri.sundquist@promega.com
All articles submitted to Profiles in DNA should be written to a broad audience,
addressing individuals with various levels of scientific training and experience.
Estimating Length
The average article in Profiles in DNA has 1000–1300 words (word count includes
tables) and one or two figures. However, articles can vary greatly in length.
Article Organization
Longer articles will have the most of the
following sections. Shorter articles with less than approximately 1000 words may not include
all of these sections.
- Authors: Include the full name and a complete address for each author. Please designate
a corresponding author and include his or her telephone and e-mail address.
- Introduction: An introduction usually accompanies longer articles only. Provide the necessary
background to understand the article.
- Methods: Unless the details of the protocol are central to the article, list methods
in figure legends or table footnotes. Whenever possible, cite a protocol in the literature
or an instruction manual.
- Section Titles: These flags alert the reader to the points that are of the most
interest.
- Acknowledgments: Optional.
- References: Mark these numerically within the text and list in order of appearance. We
do include titles and the page range of each article.
Figures and Graphs
Submit figures in electronic format (jpg, tiff or eps format, at least 200dpi) or as high-quality
photos. Schematics, flowcharts, etc., can be created from rough, yet legible, hand drawings if
necessary. If figures were
used in previous publications, you must inform us at the time of submission, since we must obtain
permission from those publications to reprint.
Your submission will be acknowledged promptly by e-mail. If you have comments or would
like more information, contact Terri Sundquist by e-mail at:
terri.sundquist@promega.com
Contribution of an article to Profiles in DNA does not constitute an endorsement of
Promega products.
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