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Evolutionary Bioinformatics


Title Abbreviation
Evol Bioinform
Electronic ISSN
1176-9343
Readership
Biologists, Molecular Biologists
Scope
Evolutionary Bioinformatics is an international, peer-reviewed journal focusing on evolutionary bioinformatics. There is growing awareness that to understand organismal form and function, through the use of molecular, genetic, genomic, and proteomic data, due consideration must be given to an organism's evolutionary context - history constrains the path an organism is obliged to take, and leaves an indelible mark on its component parts. Evolutionary Bioinformatics publishes papers on all aspects of computational evolutionary biology and evolutionary bioinformatics. This journal welcomes new manuscripts for peer review on the following topics: Evolution of human non-coding sequence, e.g. ncRNAs; Structure, evolution and expression of pathways; Phylogeny of human tissue gene expression; Evolution of genomics; Evolution of microbiome; Software and databases; Evolution of disease and medicine.
Sponsoring Association(s)
Bioinformatics Institute (BI)
Publisher Name
SAGE Publications - UK
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