Molecular Immunology is primarily devoted to publications concerned with immunological knowledge at the molecular, cellular and
functional levels of innate and acquired immunity, including but not limited to:• molecular mechanisms of innate and adaptive
immunity phenomena• molecular aspects of immune regulation• cell ... click here for full Aims & Scope
Molecular Immunology is primarily devoted to publications concerned with immunological knowledge at the molecular, cellular and
functional levels of innate and acquired immunity, including but not limited to:
• molecular mechanisms of innate and adaptive
immunity phenomena
• molecular aspects of immune regulation
• cell signalling and activation; cellular receptors
and soluble mediators
• immunogenomics, immunoproteomics and immunoglycomics
• molecular (immuno) therapeutics
• immunochemistry
• impact of molecular changes at the tissue level
The various forms of communications in Molecular
Immunology are:
Research Reports.
Review Articles - usually invited by the Editor but anyone interested in
submitting a contribution should contact the Editor.
Brief Structural Data Reports - for new protein or gene sequences of
other definitive structural data of obvious immunological interest. An accession number, to be obtained from one of the classical data
banks, should be provided with the manuscript.
Viewpoints. Brief communications devoted to the formulation of challenging
new ideas.
Summaries of Meetings and Conferences.
Letters to the Editor.
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Editor-in-Chief:
M.R. Daha
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