Current Trends in Biological Sciences (CTBS)

Current Trends in Biological Sciences (CTBS) is a peer-reviewed and open access Journal from Asian Biological Society. The aim of the Journal is to provide an insight on medical research and health sciences at global level. The second aim is to publish an original research work devotes undoubtedly to intensify better understanding and resolve the current issues in the field of biological sciences. The Journal focussly depicts the experimental investigations into a translational research. The main attention is to publish a high trait and/or quality articles implementing free access to the scientific researchers via online.

CTBS highlights areas on Pharmacology, Toxicology, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Virology, Bioinformatics, Clinical Research, Phytomedicine, Mitochondrial Biology, Immunology, Genetics, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Ageing, Neuroscience, Nutritional Science, Cancer and Rheumatoid Arthritis, Nano-medicine.

CTBS is straightway accepting manuscripts, original research articles, review articles, editorials, short communications, commentaries and controversies. 

Types of Papers

Original Research Articles

The articles must be new with precisely confirmed and/or clarified data, innovative research hypothesis with standardized experimental procedures for others to authenticate their work with your citations. Full length article must be clearly described with proper evidences or interpretations.

Reviews Articles

We encourage to submit the reviews covering theme or topics of current interest. Articles must be concise and no longer than 15-20 pages. Such article is also being considered as peer-reviewed review.

Short Communications

A short communication is acceptable for documenting the data of a small study or providing a details of novel hypotheses, innovative techniques, and visionary models etc. Short communications must have framed with 8-10 pages.

Case Report: A case reports is an another kind of studies in any area of the interested field. Such reports are publicly designed a type of corroborative or suggestive evidence.