Systems approaches meet biology and physiology: why do we need yet another journal?

Panteleev, Mikhail A.

doi:10.52455/sbpr.01.202101011

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“…In silico approach is a convenient tool for studying the biological and physiological systems [85,86]. Computational models of intracellular signaling or intercellular interactions can predict the response of the system to different stimuli.…”

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Immune thrombocytopenia: what can the systems biology and systems physiology offer?

Martyanov

Panteleev

2021

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Immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) is an acquired bleeding disorder of autoimmune pathophysiology. The causes of ITP could be related to other pathology (viral, bacterial, or systemic), or ITP could develop without any apparent reason. While the immune system dysregulation mechanisms in ITP were described, its etiology remains unclear. Moreover, all existing treatment approaches are not specific for ITP, and its action is highly patient-specific.Here we describe recent findings in the origins and development of ITP and discuss novel experimental and theoretical approaches to diagnosing ITP and predicting therapy effects.

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Immune thrombocytopenia: what can the systems biology and systems physiology offer?

Martyanov

Panteleev

2021

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“…With all this being said and our significant experience in the different aspects of computational physiology, our team has decided that it would be a mistake to lose an opportunity to cover this niche. Likewise, as a group of fellow scientists, at the end of 2019, we decided to create our venture and launch our scientific journal -Systems Biology and Physiology Reports (SBPReports) [1]. This publisher's note would be an attempt to underline our first hectic year of open access scientific publishing.…”

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First year of open-access scientific journal publishing: our mishaps, our expectations, our plans for the bright future

Artamonov

2021

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Whу did we create SBPReports?In silico methods have become a versatile and effective tool for studying natural phenomena at multiple levels. However, unlike economics and physics, biology and physiology have always been slightly reluctant to accept the novel systemic approaches. Since scientific articles are among the critical metrics for the modern scientific society, the number of scientific journals devoted to some topic can be an excellent marker to evaluate the impact on society. Indeed, there are esteemed journals, such as PLOS Computational Biology or Journal of Theoretical Biology. Still, they focus mainly on a common biological phenomenon, while questions of physiology and pathophysiology are often overlooked.On the other hand, the amount of work on computational biology is steadily growing, with ~12000 results published in 2010 and ~28000 in 2020 with the keyword "computational model", according to PubMed. With all this being said and our significant experience in the different aspects of computational physiology, our team has decided that it would be a mistake to lose an opportunity to cover this niche. Likewise, as a group of fellow scientists, at the end of 2019, we decided to create our venture and launch our scientific journal -Systems Biology and Physiology Reports (SBPReports) [1]. This publisher's note would be an attempt to underline our first hectic year of open access scientific publishing.

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Systems approaches meet biology and physiology: why do we need yet another journal?

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Immune thrombocytopenia: what can the systems biology and systems physiology offer?

Immune thrombocytopenia: what can the systems biology and systems physiology offer?

First year of open-access scientific journal publishing: our mishaps, our expectations, our plans for the bright future

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