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GENERAL POLICY
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF ALLERGOLOGY AND CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY (Int. Rev. Allergol.
Clin. Immunol.)
will consider for publication papers
directly related to allergology and clinical immunopathology.
THE REVIEW WILL COMPRISE THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS:
Editorial and Review Articles.
Contributions from experts
and specialists in the field, requested by the Editors.
Original Articles.
Original research papers in allergy and
clinical (experimental) immunology, as well as new forms of therapy for allergic
and immunologic disorders, new applications of diagnostic and therapeutic
methods.
Short Communications.
Description of clinical cases
reporting exceptional results or symptoms. Maximum length 2-3 typewritten pages, double-spaced, 1 figure and 1 table will be
accepted, and references limited to
maximum 10 positions.
PREPARATION OF MUNUSCRlPTS
Manuscripts should be prepared with computer technique
(Word Programme) or typewritten, double-spaced with ample margins on all sides,
and pages numbered. First mention of tables and figures should be indicated in
the righthand margin of the text. Maximum length 15 pages.
Title page.
Should contain the full title, a brief running
titie, full name ot author(s), institutional affiliation of author{s), and name
and mailling adresses of the author to whom all correspondence should be
directed.
Summary.
The major points of the article should be
summarized in 150-250 words, in order of their
appearance in the manuscript.
Material or facts not cited in the text should not be included.
Key words.
Three to five key words or brief phrases should
be included after the Summary for
indexing purposes.
References.
All references should be numbered consecutively
throughout the text or numbered in alphabetical order and enclosed in parentheses. Journal abbreviations should follow the norms of Current Contents. Author(s) name(s) should be followed by complete title of the
paper,
abbreviated
journal`s title, year, volume and first and last page number. When citing an
article from a book, author(s) name(s) should be followed by complete title of
the paper, title of book,
volume number, editor(s) name(s), name and address of
the publisher, year and first and last page numbers, e.g.:
3. Dukes M. N., Holgate S. T., Pauwels R. A.: Report of an
international workshop on risk and safety of asthma. Clin. Exp. Allergy,1994,
24,160-165.
4. Kay A. B., Henson P. M., Hunninghake G. W., Irvin C.,
Lichtenstein L. M.,
Nadel J. A.: Cellularmechanisms. In: The Role of
Inflammatory Processes in Airway Hyperresponsiveness. Holgate S. T (Ed.).
Blackwell Scientific Publications, Oxford, London,
Edinburgh, Boston,
Melbourne,1989,151-178.
Proofs.
Page proofs will be sent to the author to whom all
correspondence should be addressed unless otherwise specified by the authors.
Proofs should be checked against the original. Authors
will be charged for major
alterations in the original text. Proofs not returned in time to meet
publication date will either be rescheduled or published without authors'
corrections, in which the Editors do not assume responsibility for any errors
that might have been made in typesetting. (Proofs may be returned by fax).
Reprints.
Twenty complimentary reprints will be given to
authors. Additional reprints can be requested upon return of the order form
which is sent with proofs.
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