Call for
Papers
BioTechniques for
Preclinical Development
BioTechniques for Preclinical Development (BPD) will begin
publication in the first quarter of 2008. BPD will appear
as a special section in issues of BioTechniques distributed
to readers in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology
industries. It will publish peer-reviewed papers on
the technologies that drive modern preclinical drug
development, embracing both small-molecule and biologic
products, with an emphasis on approaches that increase
productivity and enhance patient safety.
BioTechniques publishes
Submissions should emphasize practical utility.
four main categories of
Topics will include, but will not be limited to: peer-reviewed research
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Submissions should conform to the requirements of 5-6 page reports on new techniques,
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www.biotechniques.com) and should be submitted
value to the field.
online via bt.edmgr.com.
Reviews: broad, balanced surveys
To contact the BioTechniques%DITORIAL3PLEASETAFF EMAIL
of technical approaches.
bioeditor@biotechniques.com or call 212-520-2777.
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