In article <40anu2$rp6 at mother.usf.edu>,
tabibzadeh at rics.moffitt.usf.edu says...
>>Frontiers in Bioscience, an electronic journal and virtual
library
>>An electronic journal and virtual library has been created in
order to
>facilitate rapid dissemination of scientific data as well as to
provide
>investigators with numerous online tools for use in their
day-to-day
>research activities. The publication cost is minimized or
completely
>eliminated. A section of the journal is dedicated to publishing
>manuscripts that contain real time events.
>>Access to a large number of databases is quite easy from the
journal.
>These include databases for analysis of scientific data,
search
>strategies, dictionaries, atlases, tutorials, conferences,
information on
>products of various manufacturers, links to online journals and
many
>other valuable information. Access to the journal and these
services is
>free. The staff members of the journal are in the process of
creation of
>various databases. One such database on gene knockout is
already online.
>>The journal can be accessed at the following address on WWW:
>>http://bayanet.com/bioscinece>>Although submission of data for publication in electronic
platforms has
>just begun, this method of distribution of scientific
information would
>certainly be the logical route of the future. The first volume
of the
>journal to be published around Jan 1996 will contain excellent
>manuscripts. Please take a moment to examine the journal and
consider to
>send manuscripts for publication in this new and novel forum.
The address
>of the editorial office is as follows:
>>Frontiers in Bioscience
>S Tabibzadeh, MD,
>Dept of Pathology
>University of South Florida
>12901 Bruce B Downs Blvd
>Tampa, FL 33612
>>Tel: 813-979-7237
>Fax: 813-979-3085
>E-mail: tabibzadeh at rics.moffitt.usf.edu>will this journal be peer-reviewed? Listed in Current Contents?