Manuscript Types

Currently, the journal accepts the following manuscripts types:

Articles
Articles are original reports of significant discoveries, methods, and resources. Articles that present novel and important empirical results, theories that have the potential to advance our understanding of the molecular basis and mechanisms of life are also considered only if prove to be more than confirmatory. Theoretical and methodological reports need to clearly demonstrate the robustness and practical utility of the advanced methods using computer simulations and example data analysis. 
Article manuscripts should contain the following sections formatted as per Authors Guidelines: (a) Title (b) Authors (c) Keywords (d) Abstract (e) Introduction (f) Materials and Methods, (g) Results and discussion, (h) Conclusions (i) References, (j) Acknowledgments if any and (h) Author(s) affiliation with contact details for the corresponding author. 
Submission of article manuscripts is open.

Reviews

Reviews provide a balanced review of recent developments in one or more fields related to molecular basis and mechanisms of life. Reviews should conclude with a perspective and/or a set of guidelines.
Review manuscripts should contain the following sections formatted as per Authors Guidelines: : (a) Title (b) Authors (c) Keywords (d) Abstract (e) Introduction (f) Main manuscript text divided as required in suitable sections  (h) Conclusions (i) References, (j) Acknowledgments if any and (h) Author(s) affiliation with contact details for the corresponding author. 
Submission of review manuscripts are generally solicited by the Editor-in-Chief, but we welcome interested authors to send a proposal for consideration to the Editor-in-Chief. All Review articles are peer-reviewed.

Invited Commentary 

Invited Commentaries on major events in science or society are solicited by the Editor-in-Chief, are not peer-reviewed and are not indexed.

Book review 

These reviews are intended to highlight relevant books for students and academia. The book reviews are generally solicited by the Editor-in-Chief, are not peer-reviewed and are not indexed.