Endocrine Regulations
Sciendo · Poland · Est. 1967
Aims & Scope
Endocrine Regulations , an open access, peer reviewed international journal, welcomes the submission of original research papers and review articles from traditionally recognized fields of experimental and clinical endocrinology, including neuroendocrinology, thyroid and adrenal gland research, metabolism and diabetes, reproduction, and genetic endocrinology. Basic and pathophysiological studies using animal models, and research studies at cellular and molecular level are also considered, as well as human sample studies, where this is the experimental model of choice. Clinical case reports are also welcome.
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Frequently asked questions about Endocrine Regulations
Is Endocrine Regulations a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of Endocrine Regulations?
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Endocrine Regulations is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Endocrine Regulations?
Endocrine Regulations , an open access, peer reviewed international journal, welcomes the submission of original research papers and review articles from traditionally recognized fields of experimental and clinical endocrinology, including neuroendocrinology, thyroid and adrenal gland research, metabolism and diabetes, reproduction, and genetic endocrinology. Basic and pathophysiological studies using animal models, and research studies at cellular and molecular level are also considered, as well as human sample studies, where this is the experimental model of choice. Clinical case reports are
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