FRONTIERS IN BIOSCIENCE; JOURNAL AND LIBRARY

	FRONTIERS IN BIOSCIENCE; JOURNAL AND LIBRARY
	Navigation You may add a menu bar to the top of the page to facilitate browsing and to obtain a richer experience. You can remove the bar at any time by clicking "Remove menu bar". You may experience problems using the menu bar if you are using an older browser. Please consider updating your browser. Netscape Microsoft Explorer Navigation through the navigation frame provided on the top of the page allows the user to first select the desired page and then load it into the viewable screen. Clicking on the "Journal" Name to the left of the frame and the "Journal Module" will be loaded into top frame. Clicking on the item "Index" in the top frame will restore the original module in the lower frame. Clicking on any of the other items in the top frame will provide a submenu in the lower frame. Clicking on any items of the submenu, will load the proper page into the viewable screen. The "Library" Name to the left of the frame may also be used in a similar manner. Clicking on the "Index" Name to the right of the top frame will restore the original module into the top frame. Clicking on any of the item in this menu will directly load the page into the viewable screen. "Frontiers in Bioscience" was established to foster rapid dissemination of peer reviewed scientific data and to deliver the most up-to-date reviews in biology and medicine to biologists and physicians. All manuscripts submitted to "Frontiers in Bioscience" will be reviewed by at least two distinguished investigators. The reviewers will be chosen primarily from currently over 700 distinguished scientists who serve as editors. Only the manuscripts that are high quality and obtain a score of 75 or higher will be accepted for publication. To see the scoring system, click here. The scope of the journal and the basis why "Frontiers in Bioscience" was established can be found in the "General Information" section of the journal. This section also contains information as to how to subscribe to the journal. A comprehensive "Guidelines to Authors" is written that contains the types of the manuscripts that are accepted for publication, the review process, and a detailed guidelines on how to submit the manuscript to "Frontiers in Bioscience". The manuscripts sent to the editorial office should be formatted according to the enclosed instruction. Each manuscript should be accompanied with a submission and copyright form. The current issue contains the published manuscripts. The manuscripts will be published in one of the following categories: Research articles in basic or clinical science, Reviews in basic or clinical science, Technical notes and protocols, Multimedia medicine on line and Databases or Atlases. The manuscripts will be reviewed quickly after they have been received, normally within three weeks from the date of submission. Once accepted, the authors will quickly receive a galley proof for correction. The manuscript will appear shortly after the corrected proof has been received. There is no fixed date for publication, rather manuscripts will go on line as they get accepted for publication. The manuscripts will be presented according to the category, the discipline and the subject. This is done in order to simplify finding a given manuscript that may be of interest to the reader. In addition to the published manuscripts, the current issue will contain books, a platform called "insights on genes and gene products at a glance", "debates", "biotech reports" , "journal clubs", and more. Permanent CD-ROM copies of journal will be deposited in major libraries across the world for archival purposes. The "Encyclopedia of Bioscience" features manuscripts from distinguished scientists in various subjects in biology and medicine. The content of the Encyclopedia of Bioscience will be maintained up-to-date by the authors. Each section of the Encyclopedia is managed by one of our managing editors. The readers can write their views to the editorial office. Questions posed to the authors of a given manuscript can be sent to the editorial office. Once answered by the authors, both the question and the answer will appear in the "Letter to editor" section of the journal as well as within the published manuscript. Erratum will also appear within the published manuscripts. For browsers with the capability to show frames and interepret Javascript, buttons are included in the current issue that allows an index of the entire journal and virtual library to be displayed in the left (as a frame) or as a floating index (with the use of Javascript). Virtual library links are a list of urls and forms of interest to physicians, biologists and patients. The forms that are provided in various directories of vital links for searching various search engines are not created for a monetary value rather to help the busy scientists to conveniently and efficiently find the information that they are looking for. The first time users are encouraged to visit the original site to become familiar with the terms and conditions of the use of such engines. For some sites registration is required. You or your site has to become registered to take full advantage of searching certain sites (eg, four 11 directory, IRIS etc). Please send your comments and the urls of the site(s) that you wish to appear in this platform to the editorial office by mail or via E-mail. " Events" contains a list of on line conferences, symposia and courses as well as major conferences held in various parts of the world. "Product Gallery" contains a list of major companies which offer research products. Clicking the logo of a given company will access information about the manufacturer such as the telephone number, address, and E-mail address or allows accessing the home page of the company. "Book Reviews" contains evaluation of books that are submitted to the "Frontiers in Bioscience" for review. "Newsgroups, Tips and Techniques" contains the list of various newsgoups. Clicking the "all newsgroups" within this section will open a dialog box that allows all the newsgroups to be viewed if your browser has been correctly configured to access the newsfeed. Readers can choose a given newsgroup and read the messages that are posted or can send a message to be posted within that newsgroup or all newsgroups. In addition, the readers can send information useful to scientists for publication in this section of the journal. "Internet Hints" contains information about computer viruses, a list of software and other information that are useful to scientists. "Patient Platform" contains information that is useful to patients. In addition, patients can pose questions about diseases which will be answered by our editors. Both the question and answer will appear in this section of the virtual library. "Save the Earth" platform contains information for those who are concered about preservation of the planet earth. The interested individuals can send messages pertinent to this platform which will be published in this section of the journal. "Platform is Yours" has been dedicated to publish comments, suggestions and views regarding funding or any other issue in biology and medicine which are appealing to a large audience. INSTRUCTION FOR USE FOR HTML 3.0 BROWSER If you entered the journal by using the HTML 3.0 gateway and therefore have an index on the left hand side of the screen, click here. This will substitute the journal index with an index of the virtual library. By clicking any item on the index, you will be able to access the information of the library links on the right of the screen. If you entered the journal by using the HTML 2.0 gateway and therefore do not see an index on the left but your browser is capable of interpreting HTML 3.0 click here. This will allow the index of the virtual library to appear to the left of the screen. By clicking any item on the index, you will be able to access the information of the library links on the right of the screen. For browsers with the capability to show frames and interepret Javascript, buttons are included in the current issue that allows an index of the entire journal and virtual library to be displayed in the left (as a frame) or as a floating index (with the use of Javascript).

FRONTIERS IN BIOSCIENCE;
JOURNAL AND LIBRARY

Navigation
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Navigation through the navigation frame provided on the top of the page allows the user to first select the desired page and then load it into the viewable screen. Clicking on the "Journal" Name to the left of the frame and the "Journal Module" will be loaded into top frame. Clicking on the item "Index" in the top frame will restore the original module in the lower frame. Clicking on any of the other items in the top frame will provide a submenu in the lower frame. Clicking on any items of the submenu, will load the proper page into the viewable screen. The "Library" Name to the left of the frame may also be used in a similar manner. Clicking on the "Index" Name to the right of the top frame will restore the original module into the top frame. Clicking on any of the item in this menu will directly load the page into the viewable screen.
"Frontiers in Bioscience" was established to foster rapid dissemination of peer reviewed scientific data and to deliver the most up-to-date reviews in biology and medicine to biologists and physicians.
All manuscripts submitted to "Frontiers in Bioscience" will be reviewed by at least two distinguished investigators. The reviewers will be chosen primarily from currently over 700 distinguished scientists who serve as editors. Only the manuscripts that are high quality and obtain a score of 75 or higher will be accepted for publication. To see the scoring system, click here.
The scope of the journal and the basis why "Frontiers in Bioscience" was established can be found in the "General Information" section of the journal. This section also contains information as to how to subscribe to the journal.
A comprehensive "Guidelines to Authors" is written that contains the types of the manuscripts that are accepted for publication, the review process, and a detailed guidelines on how to submit the manuscript to "Frontiers in Bioscience". The manuscripts sent to the editorial office should be formatted according to the enclosed instruction. Each manuscript should be accompanied with a submission and copyright form.
The current issue contains the published manuscripts. The manuscripts will be published in one of the following categories: Research articles in basic or clinical science, Reviews in basic or clinical science, Technical notes and protocols, Multimedia medicine on line and Databases or Atlases. The manuscripts will be reviewed quickly after they have been received, normally within three weeks from the date of submission. Once accepted, the authors will quickly receive a galley proof for correction. The manuscript will appear shortly after the corrected proof has been received. There is no fixed date for publication, rather manuscripts will go on line as they get accepted for publication. The manuscripts will be presented according to the category, the discipline and the subject. This is done in order to simplify finding a given manuscript that may be of interest to the reader. In addition to the published manuscripts, the current issue will contain books, a platform called "insights on genes and gene products at a glance", "debates", "biotech reports" , "journal clubs", and more. Permanent CD-ROM copies of journal will be deposited in major libraries across the world for archival purposes.
The "Encyclopedia of Bioscience" features manuscripts from distinguished scientists in various subjects in biology and medicine. The content of the Encyclopedia of Bioscience will be maintained up-to-date by the authors. Each section of the Encyclopedia is managed by one of our managing editors.
The readers can write their views to the editorial office. Questions posed to the authors of a given manuscript can be sent to the editorial office. Once answered by the authors, both the question and the answer will appear in the "Letter to editor" section of the journal as well as within the published manuscript. Erratum will also appear within the published manuscripts.

For browsers with the capability to show frames and interepret Javascript, buttons are included in the current issue that allows an index of the entire journal and virtual library to be displayed in the left (as a frame) or as a floating index (with the use of Javascript). Virtual library links are a list of urls and forms of interest to physicians, biologists and patients. The forms that are provided in various directories of vital links for searching various search engines are not created for a monetary value rather to help the busy scientists to conveniently and efficiently find the information that they are looking for. The first time users are encouraged to visit the original site to become familiar with the terms and conditions of the use of such engines. For some sites registration is required. You or your site has to become registered to take full advantage of searching certain sites (eg, four 11 directory, IRIS etc). Please send your comments and the urls of the site(s) that you wish to appear in this platform to the editorial office by mail or via E-mail.

" Events" contains a list of on line conferences, symposia and courses as well as major conferences held in various parts of the world.

"Product Gallery" contains a list of major companies which offer research products. Clicking the logo of a given company will access information about the manufacturer such as the telephone number, address, and E-mail address or allows accessing the home page of the company.

"Book Reviews" contains evaluation of books that are submitted to the "Frontiers in Bioscience" for review.

"Newsgroups, Tips and Techniques" contains the list of various newsgoups. Clicking the "all newsgroups" within this section will open a dialog box that allows all the newsgroups to be viewed if your browser has been correctly configured to access the newsfeed. Readers can choose a given newsgroup and read the messages that are posted or can send a message to be posted within that newsgroup or all newsgroups. In addition, the readers can send information useful to scientists for publication in this section of the journal.

"Internet Hints" contains information about computer viruses, a list of software and other information that are useful to scientists.

"Patient Platform" contains information that is useful to patients. In addition, patients can pose questions about diseases which will be answered by our editors. Both the question and answer will appear in this section of the virtual library.

"Save the Earth" platform contains information for those who are concered about preservation of the planet earth. The interested individuals can send messages pertinent to this platform which will be published in this section of the journal.

"Platform is Yours" has been dedicated to publish comments, suggestions and views regarding funding or any other issue in biology and medicine which are appealing to a large audience.

INSTRUCTION FOR USE FOR HTML 3.0 BROWSER

If you entered the journal by using the HTML 3.0 gateway and therefore have an index on the left hand side of the screen, click here. This will substitute the journal index with an index of the virtual library. By clicking any item on the index, you will be able to access the information of the library links on the right of the screen.

If you entered the journal by using the HTML 2.0 gateway and therefore do not see an index on the left but your browser is capable of interpreting HTML 3.0 click here. This will allow the index of the virtual library to appear to the left of the screen. By clicking any item on the index, you will be able to access the information of the library links on the right of the screen.