Molecular Medicine Journal
Molecular Medicine strives to understand normal body functioning and disease pathogenesis at the molecular level which may allow researchers and physician-scientists to use that knowledge in the design of specific molecular tools for disease diagnosis, treatment, prognosis and prevention. Manuscripts submitted to the journal should maintain this focus and describe the implications for human disease, at a level approachable by the broad readership of Molecular Medicine. The 2010 Journal Citation Report, showing impact factors calculated from citations of articles published in 2009 and 2008, lists Molecular Medicine with an impact factor of 5.908, placing it in the top 4% of more than 6,000 peer-reviewed, international journals. Molecular Medicine publishes work in the format of original research articles, review articles, mini-reviews, editorials, and commentaries on emerging concepts in the interdisciplinary field of molecular medicine.
Like the field, the journal Molecular Medicine continues to grow as it scales the heights of modern biomedical science. It has captured the imagination of many of the best basic science and clinical investigators. Pick up an issue today and see for yourself!
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Molecular Medicine gives science back to the scientists by offering:
- Free full-text access, without passwords or login requirements, to all publications dating back to the inaugural issue in November 1994.
- Free podcast. The Mollie Medcast is available free on our Web site and in the iTunes Music Store (type “Mollie Medcast” in the search bar). Download summaries of papers and listen to them wherever your mp3 player takes you!
- Automatic submission of your work to PubMed Central according to the NIH Public Access Policy.
- Rapid peer review. Average time to first decision is under three weeks.
- Pre-submission enquiry service. Check to see if your manuscript topic is suitable for Molecular Medicine - prior to formal submission.
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- Gene signatures for chronic fatigue syndrome
- Proinflammatory cytokine activity in sepsis
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