Integrating Molecular Innovation and Environmental Adaptation
The Biological Sciences category at Confmeets Journals brings together comprehensive research spanning molecular mechanisms, plant biology, cellular processes, and adaptive responses to environmental changes. This category supports scientists, biotechnologists, geneticists, and environmental researchers in sharing discoveries that enhance biological understanding and drive innovation in health, agriculture, and sustainability.
By connecting molecular insights with applied biological research, this category accelerates advancements in biotechnology, ecological resilience, crop improvement, and next-generation biological technologies that address global scientific challenges.
Journal of Molecular Biology
Scope: The Journal of Molecular Biology focuses on fundamental and advanced molecular processes, including gene expression, protein structure and function, molecular genetics, nucleic acid biology, cell signaling pathways, structural biology, and molecular biotechnology.
It highlights research that uncovers biological mechanisms at the molecular level and advances applications in disease modeling, drug discovery, genome engineering, and synthetic biology.
Market Insight: The global molecular biology and reagents market is projected to exceed $60 billion by 2030, driven by growth in genomic sequencing, molecular diagnostics, and biotechnology R&D.
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Journal of Plant Science, Biotechnology and Climate Resilience
Scope: This journal covers interdisciplinary research across plant biology, agricultural biotechnology, crop genetics, plant physiology, stress tolerance, climate adaptation, and sustainable agricultural practices.
It emphasizes breakthroughs in genetic engineering, plant–microbe interactions, climate-resilient crop varieties, biofertilizers, and innovation supporting global food security under changing environmental conditions.
Market Insight: The agricultural biotechnology and climate-resilient crops market is expected to surpass $120 billion by 2032, supported by increasing global demand for sustainable farming and climate-adaptive technologies.
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