Historically we can trace the origins and development of scientific and technical publication to 1665 when the first “modern” scientific papers appeared and were characterized by non-standardised form and style. Subsequently, nearly 300 years ago, in an attempt to ensure that articles met a journal’s standards of quality and scientific validity, the peer-reviewed process for scientific manuscripts was born in England and France, which is still a stronghold of quality publication.

Since then, there has been an enormous proliferation of scientific journals and manuscripts so that, at present, the number of papers published annually is mind boggling. Published scientific papers are essential to disseminate relevant information and research findings, however with a huge production rate, quality gets affected and few reach their objectives

Publication in good journals has always been a challenging task and several factors hamper this intricate process, right from the concept to publication. Undoubtedly, lack of the necessary skills and experience in the process of writing and publishing is another possible barrier in the field of manuscript development.

There is a dearth of specialists in this discipline who can represent a tool for intellectual -enrichment and enhancement of standard publication. We at Bio-texters aim to fill in this gap by having experienced academic professionals with cutting edge technologically innovative tools in manuscript development and corrections.