By submitting Author(s) manuscript to the Journal of Research in Biology it is comprehended that it is an unique original manuscript and is an unpublished work, and isn't under thought somewhere else. Plagiarism, including self-copy of the author's own work, in entire or to some extent without reference citation in proper form isn't endured by this journal. Manuscripts submitted to the journal will be checked for originality utilizing anti-plagiarism software.

What not to do?

Plagiarism distorts thoughts, words, and other inventive expression as one's own. Plagiarism creates infringement of copyright laws. Plagiarism shows up in different .

What’s considered as plagiarism in this Journal?

• Copying the same content from the other source and deliberately utilizing segments of another author's paper.

• Copying components of another author's paper, for example, figures, tables, illustrations or formulae that are not regular learning, or replicating or intentionally utilizing sentences without refering to the source.

• Using content downloaded from the web

• Copying or downloading figures, photos, pictures or graphs without recognizing the original sources.