Aim & Scope

Aim of the Journal

IJRDO - Journal of Biological Science aims to provide an international scholarly platform for the publication and dissemination of high-quality research in biological and life sciences. The journal promotes original scientific research that advances the understanding of living organisms, biological processes, ecosystems, and their applications in health, medicine, biotechnology, agriculture, and environmental sciences.

The journal encourages scientifically rigorous, innovative, and ethically conducted research from researchers, academicians, scientists, and professionals worldwide. It seeks to facilitate interdisciplinary scientific communication and contribute to the development and application of knowledge across contemporary biological sciences.

Scope of the Journal

The Editors are looking for scientific research, suitable for a global audience, that falls into one of our 11 subject areas, that adds to the existing literature either as novel or corroborative evidence. We will consider replication studies and negative/null results studies.

1. Molecular and Cellular Biology
Molecular biology, cellular biology, cell signaling, cellular processes, gene expression, protein biology, cellular interactions, and related biological mechanisms.

2. Medical and Human Biology
Human biology, medical biology, human physiology, disease mechanisms, biomarkers, immunobiology, infectious diseases, and biological aspects of human health and disease.

3. Microbiology
Bacteriology, virology, mycology, microbial physiology, microbial genetics, environmental microbiology, applied microbiology, antimicrobial research, and host–microbe interactions.

4. Zoology and Animal Biology
Animal biology, taxonomy, systematics, animal physiology, behaviour, reproductive biology, developmental biology, parasitology, entomology, and comparative biology.

5. Botany and Plant Biology
Plant biology, plant physiology, plant taxonomy, plant genetics, plant pathology, plant development, plant ecology, plant biotechnology, and plant–microbe interactions.

6. Genetics, Genomics, and Bioinformatics
Genetics, genomics, molecular genetics, population genetics, genetic variation, genome analysis, biological databases, computational biology, and bioinformatics.

7. Biotechnology and Applied Biology
Biotechnology, microbial biotechnology, plant and animal biotechnology, industrial biotechnology, biological applications, bioprocessing, and emerging biological technologies.

8. Ecology, Biodiversity, and Conservation
Ecology, biodiversity, conservation biology, population and community ecology, ecosystem studies, environmental biology, species interactions, and biological resource management.

9. Evolutionary and Developmental Biology
Evolution, evolutionary genetics, phylogenetics, developmental biology, organismal development, adaptation, speciation, and biological diversity.

10. Immunology and Biomedical Sciences
Immunology, immune responses, host defense, inflammation, infectious disease biology, biomedical research, and biological approaches to disease investigation.

11. Environmental and Aquatic Biology
Environmental biology, aquatic biology, freshwater and marine organisms, environmental microbiology, biological monitoring, pollution biology, and ecosystem health.

The journal particularly welcomes research that presents clear scientific methodology, reproducible findings, meaningful biological interpretation, and potential contribution to scientific knowledge. Submissions are expected to meet appropriate standards of research integrity, ethical conduct, originality, and academic quality.

 

We do not publish the following research:

  • Field area: Anthropology, Engineering & Technology, Archaeology, Economics, Chemistry, Computer & Information Sciences, Physics, Earth Sciences, Geography, History, Law, Linguistics, Politics, Psychology, and Sociology

  • Simple database studies, simple bibliometric studies, common cases