Brazilian Journal of Transplantation
Associação Brasileira de Transplante de Órgãos · Brazil · Est. 1997
Aims & Scope
The BJT's mission is to stimulate the development of all activities related to organ and tissue transplantation, promoting understanding and advancement in the science of transplantation, especially in Brazil and throughout all the Latin-speaking countries. From 2023 on, the BJT will increase the number of articles published to 40 and adopt continuous publication, gathered in a single annual issue. Its scope, within the Health Sciences, falls within the area of Medicine, with a focus on organ transplants and related specialties. Aiming at disseminating the results of transplant research carried out from the Brazilian perspective and reality, dissemination to the international community, as well as attracting authors from other regions outside Brazil, all articles will be published in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.
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Frequently asked questions about Brazilian Journal of Transplantation
Is Brazilian Journal of Transplantation a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of Brazilian Journal of Transplantation?
Brazilian Journal of Transplantation is not in the Web of Science Core Collection, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
Is Brazilian Journal of Transplantation indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Brazilian Journal of Transplantation is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Brazilian Journal of Transplantation?
The BJT's mission is to stimulate the development of all activities related to organ and tissue transplantation, promoting understanding and advancement in the science of transplantation, especially in Brazil and throughout all the Latin-speaking countries. From 2023 on, the BJT will increase the number of articles published to 40 and adopt continuous publication, gathered in a single annual issue. Its scope, within the Health Sciences, falls within the area of Medicine, with a focus on organ transplants and related specialties. Aiming at disseminating the results of transplant research carrie
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