Articles should be submitted to the editor of the journal eNeurobiología. Manuscripts will be accepted in Spanish and/or English in the following formats: research articles, review articles, brief communications, and case reports.

All submissions will undergo an editorial review process, which may include, when necessary, text condensation, style correction, and the removal or addition of tables, illustrations, or appendices, without altering the original meaning of the article. The editorial decision will be communicated to the authors via email within one month of the manuscript's receipt.

Articles must be original, not submitted simultaneously to other journals, and not accepted for publication. If the work has been disseminated in part, for example, as an abstract, this must be explicitly stated.

Articles, in any format, must be submitted exclusively online to the following email address: eneurobiologia@uv.mx. Text, graphs, figures, and tables must be submitted as separate files. All files must be compiled into a single folder, which must be compressed for submission.

All correspondence related to the editorial process—including confirmation of receipt of the manuscript, notification of the editorial decision, referee feedback, acceptance of the article, requests for corrections, and galley proof review—will be conducted exclusively via email.

The cover page must include the title of the article in Spanish and English, the full names of the authors, and their respective affiliations. At the end of each author's name, the institution to which they belong must be indicated by a superscript number, and in parentheses, their ORCID identifier.

In a subsequent paragraph, the name of the corresponding author must be specified, as well as their postal address, P.O. box, telephone number, and email address.

The manuscript must include an abstract in Spanish and English, with a maximum length of 250 words. This should present, in a concise and representative manner, the sections of introduction, objectives, materials and methods, results, and conclusions. At the end of the abstract, three to six keywords, in both Spanish and English, separated by semicolons, must be included.

The manuscript must be submitted double-spaced, with 3 cm margins on all sides, in Microsoft Word format, using 11-point Times New Roman font.

It must include the following sections:

introduction, materials and methods (including statistical analysis), results, discussion, and conclusions.

The names of equipment, reagents, and drugs must be cited, indicating the manufacturing company with its full name. In the case of drugs, the generic name should be used, followed by the brand name in parentheses.In surgical procedures performed on animals, it will be mandatory to specify the type, dose, and duration of the anesthetic agent used.

It is recommended to avoid the use of structural formulas of chemical compounds, organizational charts, process flow diagrams, and complex mathematical expressions. The body of the text should clearly indicate where the corresponding illustrations will be inserted.

Bibliographic references should be presented double-spaced on a separate page at the end of the manuscript, in accordance with the APA style guidelines, 7th edition (Spanish edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association). Only works cited within the text should be included.

References cited in the text (parenthetical citations) should be indicated by superscript numbers (one number per reference) and arranged according to their order of appearance in the manuscript (e.g., 1–5, 7). Authors' names and publication years should not be mentioned within the body of the text. The citation number should be placed after the corresponding punctuation mark, if present.

Images or figures may be presented in color or grayscale. Their dimensions should be greater than 500 × 500 pixels and less than 1500 × 1500 pixels, with a resolution of 300 dpi. Files should be submitted in JPEG or PNG format. Each figure must be submitted as a separate file; no figures or illustrations should be inserted within the manuscript text. Figures should be named according to their order of appearance in the text (e.g., Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.). All legends, symbols, or scales included in the figures or illustrations must be maintained at the same proportions so that reducing their size does not compromise legibility or visual coherence. Each figure must have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi. The file name should correspond to the figure number according to its appearance in the text (e.g., Figure 1, Figure 2). f) Tables: Each table should be presented on a separate page, double-spaced, and include only the most relevant results. Under no circumstances should information already contained in the text, images, or figures be duplicated. Statistical measures used (standard deviation, standard error, among others) must be explicitly stated. The use of short or abbreviated column headings is recommended. Tables must be prepared in Word format, with portrait orientation. Table titles and captions must be presented on a separate page.

These should be on a separate page, double-spaced, accompanied by the title and number of the figure or table.

Presents, in detail, the original results or innovative findings of a research project. Research articles should be structured according to the guidelines in the previous section (“General Text Format”). There is no word limit, and up to 40 bibliographic references may be included.

This format is designed for disseminating preliminary, novel, and timely findings that, due to their relevance, may have a significant impact on the area of ​​study.