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A strong chemical focus and proper manuscript preparation (see below) are absolute prerequisites for publication. Articles should be written to meet the interests of readers of both the chemistry and the life-science communities.
Chemistry & Biodiversity publishes field-specific and interdisciplinary high-quality contributions on all research fields that straddle the border between the chemical and the biological sciences, with the ultimate goal of broadening our understanding of how nature works at a molecular level. Considered for publication will be submissions on all aspects of biologically relevant chemistry in the form of full-length original papers, reviews, short communications, and commentaries.
Original research papers should contain the results of experimental and/or theoretical studies that have not been previously published elsewhere.
Communications, like original research papers, should also contain original results, but must be narrowly focused, brief descriptions of research that is sufficiently timesensitive to warrant rapid communication.
Reviews may be either invited or unsolicited, and should contain a critically written discussion of results from studies under a particular topic or group of related topics. Reviews may also provide the readers with an insightful introduction to new and ground-breaking areas of research.
Commentaries may contain opinions and/or views covering topics, including controversial ones, that fall under the purview of the journal.
Manuscripts, including full electronic material, are to be submitted in triplicate, with a cover letter to the Editor, Dr. M. Volkan KisakΓΌrek, to:
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