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Genomics and Applied Biology, 2012, Vol. 3
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Genomics and Applied Biology
(GAB) (ISSN1925-1602, online) is an open
access and peer review journal, publishing original research papers involving
in the structural genomics, functional genomics, comparative genomics and
basic theory and application technology of applied biology based on
genomics.
All papers chosen for publishing should be innovative research work in field of genomics and
applied biology, particular in the research on genomic structure and function, evolutionary and
comparative genomics, genomics and bioinformatics, gene expression and its function
identification, etc. The primary criteria for publication is new insights that are not only of broad
interest to biologists, geneticist and molecular biologist, but also to satisfy the populations of this
journals who are engaging in the development and marketing of biotechnology.
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