European Journal of Experimental Biology

About European Journal of Experimental Biology

Researchgate Journal Impact: 0.23*; Journal Impact Factor: 1.91; 2.54 (5 year Journal Impact Factor); ICV value: 85.35

The European Journal of Experimental Biology (Journal ISSN No: 2248-9215) is an international journal devoted to -

Agricultural Engineering & Technology
Agronomy
Anatomy
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Biological Sciences
Biometry
Biosciences
Botany
Cell biology
Chronobiology
Clinical Sciences
Comparative Physiology
Conservation & Management of Ecosystems
Crop Sciences
Cytology
Development & Differentiation
Developmental Biology
Ecology
Endocrinology
Environmental Sciences
Evolutionary biology
Fisheries and Aqua Sciences
Food and Nutrition Sciences
Forestry
Genetics
Genetic Engineering
Horticultural Sciences
Human biology
Immunology
Microbiology
Molecular Biology
Morphology
Pathology
Pest
Pharmacology & Toxicology
Pharmacology
Physiology
Plant Breeding
Radiation biology
Reproductive Biology
Soil Sciences
Special Cultivation Technology
Stress Breeding
Taxonomy and Veterinary Sciences
Toxicology
Biological Fields including Instrumentation and Methodology etc.

European Journal of Experimental Biology is an open access journal, authors and readers reflect a broad interdisciplinary group of scientists who study molecular, cellular and organismal physiology in an evolutionary and environmental context.

European Journal of Experimental Biology serves an intellectual audience that is interested in the latest research coming out of universities and industries around the world. The journal publishes research developments and disseminates them to an international audience. The journal welcomes publications of high quality papers. Original research papers, reviews and high quality technical notes.

Submit manuscript online by registering at Alternatively authors can send articles as attachment to https://www.imedpub.com/submissions/european-experimental-biology.html or send as an e-mail attachment to the editorial office at [email protected]

Recent Articles

Controlling water hyacinth infestation in lake tana using fungal pathogen from laboratory level upto pilot scale

Author(s): Adugnaw Admas

Eichornia crassipes is one of the most dangerous aquatic weeds for Lake Tana .To reduce its invasion biological, chemical and physical control methods can be used. Use of natural enemies of the weed t ... Read More

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Isolation of potential new biocontrol strains from the blossom of Malus trilobata against the fire blight pathogen Erwinia amylovora

Author(s): Elie KHOURY 1, Antoine ABOU FAYAD2,3,4 , Dolla KARAM SARKIS5 , Mireille KALLASSY AWAD1*

Background: Fire blight is a contagious disease that affects members of the Rosaceae family, caused by the bacteria Erwinia amylovora, which invades apple trees via their blossom. Methods: In this ... Read More

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Consequences of ATAD3 Hemizygosity in C57Bl6j Mice

Author(s): Damien Vitiello, Damien Samson, Véronique Billat, Clovis Chabert, Tobias Goller, Waldemar Kolanus, Renaud Rousseau and Denis Rousseau

ATAD3 is a mitochondrial ATPase involved in reticulum/mitochondria interactions and cholesterol transport and essential for mitochondrial biogenesis as vital at an early stage of development but still ... Read More

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Corpulence and Male Infertility in The Dukagjin Region in Republic of Kosovo

Author(s): Afrim Zeqiraj

In this paper will be considered the causes that can cause overweight in men, and the turmoil of hormone creation from endocrine organs, just as the impact of stoutness in barrenness. Motivation behin ... Read More

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Recoloring Hit of Microwave used Tissues Intense and Customary Paraffin Wax Make Tissues

Author(s): Kate Jones

The recoloring nature of microwave handled tissues was contrasted and the recoloring nature of the regular paraffin wax prepared tissues. Ordinary lung, kidney, liver, digestive tract and heart tissue ... Read More

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