1、该刊只有国际刊号。

2、投稿方式：在线投稿。

3、刊内网址（202506期）：

https://academic.oup.com/toxres

4、投稿网址：

https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/toxres

5、主办单位官网：https://www.chntox.org/

（中国毒理学会）

6、官网邮箱：

TOXRES.editorialoffice@paeditorial.co.uk

7、出刊日期：双月刊，一年出版6期。

2026年1月29日星期四

Author guidelines

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Scope

Toxicology

Research aims to publish cutting edge research that is excellent and

innovative, that drives toxicology and has international impact.

Articles should cover chemical or biological aspects of the toxic

response and the mechanisms involved.

The journal’s scope includes the following:

Carcinogenicity, including studies on mode of action of carcinogens, genotoxicity and mutation.

Biomarkers of toxicity, including studies on their identification, validation, and utilization.

Computational

and predictive toxicology, including in vitro, in vivo and in silico

studies of toxicity and the development of predictive tools and models.

Work considering alternative methods to in vivo studies is encouraged.

Systems

toxicology, studies that describe the toxicological effects of

chemicals on specific organs or systems (for example, immune, nervous,

reproductive, respiratory), including studies that incorporate genomic,

metabonomic and proteomic data.

Risk

assessment, studies which provide toxicological data or

information—such as hazard identification, and dose-response assessment.

Exposure assessment for the development of risk assessments or regulation.

Environmental

toxicology, studies reporting toxicology data for organisms within an

ecosystem are encouraged if there is a wider benefit to human health.

This includes studies on lower organisms as models for the human toxic

response, studies which provide cross-species perspective, or studies on

organisms which lie within the human food chain. Studies where the

toxicological conclusions are only relevant for a specific lower

organism should be submitted to a more specialized journal.

Clinical

toxicology, studies relating to clinical trials or medicinal

applications of toxicological research, including translational

toxicology, and studies translating a molecular understanding of the

toxic response to clinical application.

Nanotoxicology,

an adequate characterization of relevant physico-chemical properties of

the nanoparticles is required for studies on the biochemical or

molecular mechanisms of toxic responses to nano materials. Studies on

common nanomaterials which are of direct relevance to human health are

strongly encouraged. For studies reporting the synthesis and

characterization of novel nanomaterials, the rationale for reporting the

toxicological effect of these materials must be justified.

Food

toxicology, toxicological studies of chemical extracts related to food

and nutrition. Studies that involve uncharacterized extracts or in which

the food substance is only of limited or local interest should be

submitted elsewhere.

Analytical metrology, including studies of new analytical methods and applications.

The following areas are not within the scope of Toxicology Research:

Studies

that focus only on toxic contaminant levels in the environment or in

populations, and the sources, transport or fate of these contaminants.

Biomarkers for the detection of contaminants in the environment.

Environmental contaminant studies that do not discuss toxic effects on a molecular level.

How we publish

Toxicology Research is a peer-reviewed journal publishing six issues per year online.

After copyediting and review of the final proof, papers are published in the currently open issue.

Submitting

Publishing

in Toxicology Research means that you are publishing with Oxford

University Press (OUP), a not-for-profit publisher and a department of

the University of Oxford. Learn more about how publishing with OUP

reinvests in the scholarly community on the OUP For Authors page.

After

preparing your manuscript according to the guidance in the Preparing

your manuscript section, you can submit your work through the Journal’s

online submission site. If you have not used our submission site before,

you will need to create an account. Additional help and instructions

are available on the submission site as you go through the process.

Please contact us with any questions about submitting your manuscript.

Article types

Toxicology

Research publishes the following article types. All article types are

subject to the Journal's standard peer review process, unless otherwise

stated.

Original Articles

These

contain original scientific work that has not been published

previously. However, work that has appeared in print in a short form

such as a Communication is normally acceptable. Please note that full

papers based on Communications must represent a substantial extension of

the original material. Full papers should be written in a concise

fashion.

Typical

articles would be between three and seven pages in length, and articles

would not normally exceed 10 pages. Authors are encouraged to supply

any additional procedures, data and other material in an electronic

supplementary information file.

Communications

Toxicology

Research Communications contain novel scientific work of such

importance that rapid publication is desirable (typically 50% faster

than a full paper). Authors should briefly indicate in a covering letter

the reasons why they feel that publication of their work as a

Communication is justified.

Communications

should be written in a concise fashion, with a recommended length of

between two and four journal pages. Authors are encouraged to supply any

additional procedures, data and other material in an electronic

supplementary information file.

Reviews

Toxicology

Research Reviews are concise and critical appraisals of specialist

areas throughout toxicology. Reviews will be easy-to-read articles

(typically 6–10 journal pages in length) that focus on the key

developments that have shaped the topic, rather than comprehensive

reviews of the literature.

Authors

are encouraged to include their own perspective on developments, trends

and future directions; however Reviews should not solely cover the

author's own work, but should include key developments from across the

field. Reviews are normally published by invitation of the Toxicology

Research editorial office. However, direct submissions from authors are

welcome. Reviews are subject to the journal’s standard peer review

process and an invitation to submit is not a guarantee of acceptance.

Enquiries regarding the submission of Reviews should be directed to the

editorial office.

Viewpoints

Viewpoints

are short articles which focus on some of the key challenges, issues or

developments in toxicology research. They can be opinion style

articles, which give the author’s perspective on a particular issue,

backed up by the literature. Viewpoints are subject to the journal’s

standard peer review process and an invitation to submit is not a

guarantee of acceptance.

Comments

Comments

and Replies are a medium for the discussion and exchange of scientific

opinions between authors and readers concerning material published in

Toxicology Research.

For

publication, a Comment should present an alternative analysis of and/or

new insight into the previously published material. Any Reply should

further the discussion presented in the original article and the

Comment. Comments and Replies that contain any form of personal attack

are not suitable for publication.

Comments

that are acceptable for publication will be forwarded to the authors of

the work being discussed, and these authors will be given the

opportunity to submit a Reply. The Comment and Reply will both be

subject to rigorous peer review in consultation with the journal’s

Editorial Board where appropriate. The Comment and Reply will be

published together.

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