DEVELOPMENT SCISCIE

中文简介

《发展》是发展生物学领域的主要研究期刊。它是由生物学家公司出版的，这是一个非盈利的出版组织，致力于支持和激励生物群落。从1953年首次推出的杂志胚胎学和实验形态学至今,发展继续发表文章的尖端研究植物和动物发展的整个频谱,涵盖各种话题,从干细胞和核重编程进化发展和系统生物学,神经生物学和地区规范,形态发生和器官形成,从表观遗传学疾病的病因学。开发由该领域的专家研究人员编辑，所有文章都经过严格的同行评审。除了主要的研究文章，《发展》杂志还出版了一系列委托评审的文章，旨在综合该领域的最新进展，提出新的假设，以引发辩论和激发新的研究方向，并教育该领域的新来者。有关开发中出版的更多信息，请访问我们的提交、文章类型和期刊策略页面。《发展》杂志在其接受稿件的网站上提供预先在线张贴已接受稿件的服务，该网站每天都会更新。记录最终版本的发布采用连续发布模型;一旦一篇文章准备好发表，它就会立即在网上发布，而不是等待该问题中的其他文章完成，从而更快地访问文章的最终版本。

投稿网址：http://dev.biologists.org/site/misc/submissions.xhtml

英文简介

Development is a leading primary research journal in the field of developmental biology. It is published by The Company of Biologists, a not for profit publishing organisation dedicated to supporting and inspiring the biological community. From its initial launch in 1953 as the Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology to the present day, Development continues to publish cutting-edge research articles across the spectrum of plant and animal development, covering topics ranging from stem cells and nuclear reprogramming to evolutionary developmental and systems biology, from neurobiology to regional specification, morphogenesis and organogenesis, and from epigenetics to the aetiology of disease.Development is edited by expert researchers in the field, and all articles are subject to rigorous peer review. In addition to primary research articles, Development also publishes a range of commissioned review-based articles aimed at synthesising the latest advances in the field, putting forward new hypotheses to provoke debate and inspire new research directions, and educating newcomers to the field. For more information on publishing in Development, please visit our submission, article types and journal policies pages.Development offers advance online posting of accepted articles on its Accepted manuscripts site, which is updated daily. Publication of the final version of record is by a continuous publication model; as soon as an article is ready to be published, it is immediately released online rather than waiting for other articles in the issue to be completed, resulting in faster access to the final version of the article.