Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines

How to write:

Write an abstract in Indonesian which is a summary of the article. The abstract is made up of one paragraph and consists of a maximum of 250 words. The abstract must contain the background, objectives, methodology, results, and conclusions, but there is no need to make these words explicit. Abstract should not contain tables/images, does not need to include citations. Avoid abbreviations to a minimum.

Manuscripts are written in Indonesian or English in the following order:

Title

Write a title in Indonesian that reflects the work and research results (maximum 15 words, center, bold, 12pt)

Name of Author

First Author1*, Second Author2, Third Author3 (12pt)

1First Author Institution, e.g. Department, Faculty, University (12pt)

2Second Author Institution, e.g. Department, Faculty, University (12pt)

*Email: enter an email address, it could be the corresponding author, not the first author (12 pt)

Abstract

Write an abstract in Indonesian which is a summary of the article. The abstract is made up of one paragraph and consists of a maximum of 250 words. The abstract must contain the background, objectives, methodology, results, and conclusions, but there is no need to make these words explicit. Abstract should not contain tables/images, does not need to include citations. Avoid abbreviations to a minimum.

Keywords

Keywords consist of three to six keywords

Introduction

Manuscript is written in Indonesian with Times New Roman font, 2 (two) columns, density 1.5 spacing, on A4 paper. Authors are asked to send in the form of a typed file using the MS-Word program and submitted via OJS at the address: https://www.e-journal.unper.ac.id/index.php/PHARMACOSCRIPT/index

The number of paragraphs is not limited but must include background, research objectives, research position in relation to previous research and the novelty of the research/novelty. A little theoretical foundation that is directly related to the content of the article can be included. There is no need to make sub-headings (sub-chapters) in the introduction.

Research Methods (Materials and Methods)

The research method consists of 2 sub-chapters, namely tools and materials and the course of the research. If the data analysis is specific, or the method of analysis is new, then the Data Analysis sub-chapter can be added. Sub chapters are written without numbering or bullets.

Tools and materials

Include major tools or special tools used in the research along with their brands, types and specifications. Tools that are commonly used in laboratory experiments such as glassware, napkins, scalpels, etc., do not need to be listed. Specific/special tools, for example self-designed tools, or results of modifications to standard tools must include their schematics/drawings/photos. Grades and specifications for materials, brands, and suppliers for each material must be listed. The sex, strain, age, and average body weight and SD of the test animals should be reported in this section. If the simplicia is obtained by self-collection from living plants, as much as possible, include the age of the plant/fruit/leaf position, month of collection, and time of collection. If from a purchase, the source of the purchase must be stated.

Research Path

This section contains the course of research that is specifically used in research. A simple workflow does not need to create a schematic. The general way of working does not need to be explained in detail. Long research steps can be made in the sub-chapters of the research stages by numbering Arabic numerals.

  1. Step I research

Explain the research steps briefly but clearly so as to allow other studies to do it again with the same results

  1. Step II research and so on
  2. Data analysis

The new data analysis method must be explained in detail along with its formulas (equations). If the manuscript contains more than 3 equations, it must be given an equation number.

Results and Discussion

The results and discussion contain three things, namely (1) description and (2) interpretation (explanation/explanation) of research results and (3) discussion (comparison) of our results with the results of previous studies. If the results and discussion sub-chapters are very long, sub-chapters can be made with Arabic numeral numbering. The description of the results can be in the form of tables and figures with sequential numbers (Tables using Arabic numerals, Figures using Arabic numerals) according to their location in the manuscript.

Conclusion

Conclusions answer the research objectives and are delivered in clear and concise language.

References

Bibliography takes precedence over the last 10 years (minimum 75% of the minimum 10 referenced references). The bibliography is written according to the APA (American Psychological Association) system. The bibliography is the latest reference.

Example:

Adriani. (2018). Prediksi Senyawa Bioaktif dari Tanaman Sanrego (Lunasia Amara Blanco) Sebagai Inhibitor Enzim Siklooksigenase-2 (COX-2) Melalui Pendekatan Molecular Docking. Jurnal Ilmiah Pena, 1(1), 6-11.

Case, D.A. et al. (2014). AMBER 14 Reference Manual. San Francisco: University of California.

GLOBOCAN. (2018). Cancer today. International Agency for Research on Cancer. http://gco.iarc.fr/ [Diakses pada 26 Januari 2020].

Liju, V. B., Jeena, K., & Kuttan, R. (2011). An evaluation of antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antinociceptive activities of essential oil from Curcuma longa. L. Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 43(5), 526–531. https://doi.org/10.4103/0253-7613.84961.

Mardianingrum, R., Bachtiar, K.R., Nofriyaldi, Ali, & Fadilah, N.N (2019). Uji Antipiretik Minyak Atsiri Dan Ekstrak Metanol Rimpang Bangle (Zingiber Purpureum R)  pada Mencit Jantan Galur Swiss Webster. Prosiding Seminar Nasional. ISBN: 978-602-5793-65-3, 92-97

Supriyatna, Febriyanti, R., Dewanto, Wijaya, I., dan Ferdiansyah, F. (2015). Fitoterapi Sistem Organ: Pandangan Dunia Barat terhadap Obat Herbal Global, Edisi 2. CV. Budi Utama, Yogyakarta