Journal of Biology and Medicine: Open Access

Molecular biology and genetics form the foundation of modern biomedical science by advancing our understanding of cellular function, gene regulation, molecular mechanisms, and inherited diseases. This specialty collection within the Journal of Biology and Medicine: Open Access publishes original research, systematic reviews, narrative reviews, short communications, and experimental studies that contribute to fundamental biological discoveries and translational medical research.

The collection welcomes manuscripts spanning molecular genetics, genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, epigenetics, cell biology, developmental biology, microbiology, biotechnology, bioinformatics, and precision medicine. Research investigating cellular signalling pathways, genetic disorders, molecular diagnostics, genome editing, stem cell biology, and biomarker discovery is particularly encouraged.

Advances in molecular biology continue to transform healthcare through improved diagnostics, targeted therapies, personalized medicine, and innovative biotechnological applications. The collection supports interdisciplinary research bridging laboratory discoveries with clinical practice while promoting collaboration among molecular biologists, geneticists, biomedical scientists, clinicians, and biotechnology researchers.

Articles highlighting innovative laboratory techniques, experimental methodologies, translational research, computational biology, and emerging technologies are welcomed. Studies exploring disease mechanisms at the molecular level and novel therapeutic targets also contribute significantly to this collection.

Accepted articles are organised within this collection, allowing researchers, educators, clinicians, and students to access high-quality scientific evidence across molecular and genetic sciences. Authors from universities, research institutes, healthcare organisations, and biotechnology industries worldwide are encouraged to contribute research that advances biological sciences and supports future medical innovation.