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Molecular Cell

Molecular Cell is a journal indexed in SJR in Cell Biology and Molecular Biology with an H index of 459. Journal with a Single Blind Peer Review review system, and It has a price of 4703 €. It has a COP Index of 12,6 (best band D1). It is published in English. It has a COP Index of 12,6.

Molecular Cell focuses its scope in these topics and keywords: protein, activation, cell, promotes, dna, interaction, cancer, regulates, rna, mutation, ...

ISSN: 1097-2765
Publisher: Cell Press
Category: Cell Biology
Indexation: verifiedScopus / SJR verifiedWeb of Science
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12,6 D1 Top 10%

13 of 370 journals in Molecular Biology

H-index · SJR 459 · 9,051
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16% Selective
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4.703 € Open Access
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COP Index

12,6

D1 Top 10%

SJR Impact

9,051

H-index

459

Docs (year)

401

Docs 3y

1223

Total refs

26754

Cites 3y

15041

Citable 3y

1055

Cites/Doc 2y

12.04

Ref/Doc

66.72

Immediate OA

4703 €

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0 €

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