About Molecular Endocrinology
NOTE: In January 2017, the Endocrine Society journals moved to a new publishing platform in partnership with Oxford University Press, a process that included moving all journals’ archive issues. If assistance with locating specific archival content is needed, please contact publications@endocrine.org.
Molecular Endocrinology, published from January 1987 through October 2016, was devoted to the rapid publication of manuscripts that used molecular approaches to study the mechanisms of action of hormones and related molecules as they pertained to human disease. The journal welcomed submissions from a variety of disciplines that used state-of-the-art experimental approaches ranging from biochemical and cellular to genomic and organismal in order to provide novel mechanistic insights into physiological and pathophysiological processes relevant to endocrine systems and to endocrine-related disease.
Molecular Endocrinology merged with the journal Endocrinology in November 2016.
Note to Authors published in Molecular Endocrinology up to October 2016
Now that Molecular Endocrinology and Endocrinology have merged to become Endocrinology, please note the following:
- Authors can continue to cite Molecular Endocrinology articles as at the time of publication. Citations continue to be calculated.
- Articles published in Molecular Endocrinology remain archived and searchable online on the journal website.
- Articles published in Molecular Endocrinology remain listed in PubMed in perpetuity.
- Articles published in Molecular Endocrinology continue to link from databases to the Endocrine Society journals platform using their existing DOIs.
- Molecular Endocrinology will continue to appear in Impact Factor rankings for two years after combining with Endocrinology.
- Institutional subscribers to Endocrinology have access to all Molecular Endocrinology archive content.
- All OA articles in Molecular Endocrinology continue to be available without subscription.
Questions? Contact publications@endocrine.org
Journal Facts for Molecular Endocrinology
Impact Factor 2016: 3.993
Frequency of publication: Monthly
ISSN (print journal): 0888-8809
ISSN (online): 1944-9917
Indexing: BIOSIS, Current Contents, Index Medicus, Elsevier BIOBASE / Current Awareness in Biological Sciences, EMBASE, and Sociedad Iberoamericana de Información Cientifica (SIIC)
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