期刊名称：JOURNAL OF MEMBRANE BIOLOGY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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The Journal of Membrane Biology will publish papers on the nature, the structure, genesis and functions of biological membranes, and on the physics and chemistry of artificial membranes with a bearing on biomembranes. It will publish articles dealing with plasma membranes (including cell surfaces and accessory surface structures, such as bacterial or plant cell walls); intracellular membranes (e.g., membranes of organelles, nuclei, mitochondria, chloroplasts, vesicles, intracellular reticula); membrane organs (e.g., skin, urinary bladder, gut, kidney, lung); biomembrane models (e.g., monolayers, bilayers, synthetic membranes); and general considerations of two-dimensional biological structures . Suitable topics are chemical and physical structure; immunochemical properties and fingerprinting; colloid and surface chemistry; transport and secretory functions, including natural and artificial transport carrier systems, membrane channels, diffusion and pinocytosis; metabolic functions, membrane-bound enzyme systems, transduction; electrical phenomena in excitable membranes, nerve, muscle, receptors, etc; membrane - membrane interaction, intercellular communication; membrane synthesis and replication; cell regulatory functions of membranes and cybernetic aspects; membrane genetics; evolution and comparative aspects of biomembranes.
All papers will be published in English. The Journal will not publish preliminary notes. It will publish brief letters to the Editor commenting on papers in the Journal. The Pivotal Ideas series will survey the history of ideas which have proven seminal to the biomembrane field. They are personal accounts which will recall the climate and setting in which the ideas arose. For further information, authors may wish to consult the Editorial "Theory and Experimentalism in Biological Sciences," Vol. 129:1. Topical Reviews and the articles in the Pivotal Ideas series are generally by invitation only, but the editors will welcome suggestions. |
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Instructions to Authors
Please prepare your manuscript following the detailed Instructions for Authors for this journal. They can be accessed from the For Authors and Editors link section on the right hand side of this page.
Online submission
For initial submission manuscripts should preferably be submitted online in the form of a pdf-file or in standard word processing format (e.g. Word or WordPerfect) including all figures and tables. Please click on “Submit online?in the For Authors and Editors Link Section the frame on the right hand side of this page. If you are transferred to Manuscript Central, follow these instructions. If not, please submit the following information:
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Name of the corresponding author
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E-mail address
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Full postal address
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Telephone and fax numbers
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Title of the manuscript
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Desired section or sub field as appropriate
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Keywords
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All Springer-Verlag journals are published using electronic production methods. Therefore we need to receive the electronic files of your article along with a pdf file of the accepted version. On acceptance of your manuscript you will therefore be asked to resubmit the original files for your manuscript and original files of all illustrations. For details on the preferred text and graphics formats please see the detailed Instructions for Authors.
Hardcopy submission
If you are unable to submit your manuscript online or if this journal does not accept online submissions please send your manuscript to the editor in charge of your particular geographic region or sub field as described in the Instructions for Authors. Mailing addresses of the Editors can be found on the Editorial Board page for this journal.
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
W. R. Loewenstein, Woods Hole
Editors
G. Blobel, Rockefeller
D. Branton, Harvard
D.W. Deamer, California, S.C.
D. Engelman, Yale
S. C. Hebert, Vanderbilt
A. Helenius, ETH, Zurich
A.E. Hill, Ca
W.L. Hubbell, California, L.A.
P.L. Jørgensen, Copenhagen
J.H. Kaplan, Oregon
E.A.C. MacRobbie, Cambridge
H.M. McConnell, Stanford
S. McLaughlin, SUNY, Stony Brook
M. Milanick, Missouri, Columbia
H. Murer, Zurich
G.E. Palade, California, S.D.
B. Sakmann, Max-Planck, Heidelberg
R.W. Schekman, California, Berkeley
S.G. Schultz, Texas
M.P. Sheetz, Columbia
C.L. Slayman, Yale
K.R. Spring, NIH
C.F. Stevens, Salk Institute
W. Stoeckenius, California, S.F.
A.S. Verkman, California, S.F.
E.M. Wright, California, L.A.
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