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Central European Journal of Biology [electronic resource] / edited by Mariusz Z. Ratajczak.

Contributor(s): Material type: Continuing resourcePublisher: Warsaw : Versita : Imprint: Versita, co-published with Springer.Description: online resourceISSN:
  • 1644-3632
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Printed version: : No titleOnline resources: Summary: Central European Journal of Biology provides an international medium for the publication of manuscripts that report novel findings of broad biological significance, likely to advance the direction and thinking of the field. The journal has been established primarily to enhance communication of the finest research conducted in Central and Eastern Europe to the global scientific community; however, contributions from other regions are by no means excluded. Our central goal is to provide a forum for the dissemination of research data from the full spectrum of biology, and to facilitate the collaboration of researchers from different countries. In order to serve as a wide-ranging platform for the exchange of ideas, Central European Journal of Biology accommodates different styles and formats to help scientists from various backgrounds interact effortlessly. The journal publishes papers in the following formats: Research Articles, Communications, Reviews, Mini-Reviews, and Commentaries on recent advances of interest to its readership. Central European Journal of Biology will also feature letters to the Editor. The journal broadly embraces diverse topics and fields of study including: Biochemistry Bioinformatics Biophysics Biotechnology Development and Differentiation Environment and Ecology Evolutionary and Developmental Morphology Evolutionary Biology Gene Therapy Immunology Invertebrates and Vertebrates Microbiology Molecular Biology and Genetics Molecular Biology of Disease Molecular Biology of the Cell Mycology Neuroscience and Behavior Parasitology Plant Anatomy and Physiology Plant Genetics and Biotechnology Protozoology Stem Cells Tissue/Organ Regeneration Transplantation Articles on relevant studies beyond the immediate field of interest, or those with an interdisciplinary approach, are also encouraged.
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Central European Journal of Biology provides an international medium for the publication of manuscripts that report novel findings of broad biological significance, likely to advance the direction and thinking of the field. The journal has been established primarily to enhance communication of the finest research conducted in Central and Eastern Europe to the global scientific community; however, contributions from other regions are by no means excluded. Our central goal is to provide a forum for the dissemination of research data from the full spectrum of biology, and to facilitate the collaboration of researchers from different countries. In order to serve as a wide-ranging platform for the exchange of ideas, Central European Journal of Biology accommodates different styles and formats to help scientists from various backgrounds interact effortlessly. The journal publishes papers in the following formats: Research Articles, Communications, Reviews, Mini-Reviews, and Commentaries on recent advances of interest to its readership. Central European Journal of Biology will also feature letters to the Editor. The journal broadly embraces diverse topics and fields of study including: Biochemistry Bioinformatics Biophysics Biotechnology Development and Differentiation Environment and Ecology Evolutionary and Developmental Morphology Evolutionary Biology Gene Therapy Immunology Invertebrates and Vertebrates Microbiology Molecular Biology and Genetics Molecular Biology of Disease Molecular Biology of the Cell Mycology Neuroscience and Behavior Parasitology Plant Anatomy and Physiology Plant Genetics and Biotechnology Protozoology Stem Cells Tissue/Organ Regeneration Transplantation Articles on relevant studies beyond the immediate field of interest, or those with an interdisciplinary approach, are also encouraged.

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