中文簡介

生物信息學簡報是生命科學研究人員和教育工作者的國際論壇。數學家、統計學家和將他們的工作應用于生物學問題的計算機科學家也會對該雜志感興趣。該雜志為當代遺傳學、分子生物學和系統生物學數據庫和分析工具的用戶發表評論，在向非計算機方法學專家提供實際幫助和指導方面具有獨特性。論文涉及范圍和深度，從入門級到協議的具體細節，并分析了包括細菌、植物、真菌、動物和人類數據的分析。該雜志涵蓋的詳細學科領域包括:表型和基因型的遺傳研究、圖譜、DNA測序、表達譜、基因表達研究、微陣列、比對方法、蛋白質譜和HMMs、脂類、代謝和信號通路、結構確定和功能預測、系統發育研究和教育培訓。

　　英文簡介

Briefings in Bioinformatics is an international forum for researchers and educators in the life sciences. The journal will also be of interest to mathematicians, statisticians and computer scientists who apply their work to biological problems. The journal publishes reviews for the users of databases and analytical tools of contemporary genetics, molecular and systems biology and is unique in providing practical help and guidance to the non-specialist in computerized methodology. Papers range in scope and depth, from the introductory level to specific details of protocols and analyses encompassing bacterial, plant, fungal, animal and human data. Detailed subject areas covered by the journal include: genetic studies of phenotypes and genotypes, mapping, DNA sequencing, expression profiling, gene expression studies, microarrays, alignment methods, protein profiles and HMMs, lipids, metabolic and signalling pathways, structure determination and function prediction, phylogenetic studies and education and training.

　　近年期刊自引率趨勢圖

　　JCR分區

JCR分區等級	JCR所屬學科	分區	影響因子
Q1	BIOCHEMICAL RESEARCH METHODS	Q1	13.994
	MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY	Q1

　　近年期刊影響因子趨勢圖

　　CiteScore數值

CiteScore	SJR	SNIP	學科類別	分區	排名	百分位
11.60	3.032	3.293	大類：Computer Science 小類：Information Systems	Q1	23 / 353	93%
			大類：Computer Science 小類：Molecular Biology	Q1	50 / 386	87%

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