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Physiological Genomics journal announces a major restructuring
Date:9/18/2012

BETHESDA, Md. (September 18, 2012)Propelled by rapid growth in the field, Physiological Genomics, a specialty journal of the American Physiological Society (APS; www.the-APS.org), announced today that it was undergoing a major change in its editorial policy.

The journal will continue to operate under the name Physiological Genomics, but will dramatically increase the scope of papers accepted to include contributions in the areas of genomics, systems biology, biomarkers, and emerging technologies.

Andy Greene, Editor-in-Chief of the journal, said "We felt there was a need for a journal that welcomes contributions in the area of emerging technologies and their application to physiology. By combining our historic expertise in 'omics approaches with the expertise in the systems level thinking that is shared by physiologists, we will help anchor these technologies to physiological applications and serve as a link between the APS and other scientists working at the leading edge of 'omics fields."

The "new" journal has ten separate Sections, each having a Section Editor and a group of Editorial Board members. The journal will be actively recruiting very high quality manuscripts in each of the sections. The new sections will be:

  • Nutrient Gene Interaction (Juan Loor, Section Editor): This section focuses on manuscripts that utilize genome-enabled technologies and cellular/tissue physiological measures to understand the effects of nutrients on human, animal, and cellular function through alterations of the epigenome, genome, proteome, and/or metabolome. Studies in humans and animals focused on the link between genetic variation and nutrition with implications to physiological outcomes in susceptible groups are also welcomed. This section is particularly interested in publishing manuscripts that illustrate the opportunities for advancing the understandi
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Contact: Donna Krupa
dkrupa@the-aps.org
American Physiological Society
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