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• http://www.nature.com/nrm/
• Editor: Arianne Heinrichs
• Volume 9: 12 issues per year
• ISSN: 1471-0072
• EISSN: 1471-0080
• Impact factor : 31.921*
• Impact ranking: 1/156 in Cell Biology*
• Date Established: October 2000
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No. 1 journal in Cell Biology

Aims and Scope:
Since its launch in October 2000, Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology has become the leading monthly review journal in the field of molecular and cell biology. With its extraordinary breadth and depth of coverage, the journal provides a unique resource of information for a wide spectrum of readers, providing them with the essence of cutting-edge molecular and cell biology research.

All Reviews and Perspectives are carefully commissioned, written by leaders in the field, and subject to rigorous peer-review - which results in timely and authoritative articles. In addition, articles are carefully edited and the diagrams redrawn by professional art editors, which makes for highly readable, visually attractive articles that are accessible to specialists and non-specialists alike. Non-specialist readers will also benefit from the glossary and highlighted references. Each issue also contains Research Highlights - short pieces that provide critical summaries of significant recent research papers.

Readership:Researchers of all levels - from laboratory heads to students, and those who teach molecular and cell biology, biochemistry and structural biology.

Online features and site license access:

• Online archive available back to October 2000.
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• Unique online functionality includes figures and tables that can be downloaded as PowerPoint slides, 'Author links', 'At glance summaries' and links to 'Glossaries'.
• Special web focus issues in 2007 have included a Focus on Modeling Cellular Systems and a Users Guide to Systems Biology.
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*2007 Journal Citation Report (Thomson Reuters, 2008)