Genome

Scholarly open access relates to the building of knowledge and explaining to the scientific community. They are very helpful for the scholarly, academic, educational, scholastic, professorial and pedagogic requirements. We can use these words to search for scholarly articles. The scholarly open access articles are found in scholarly open access journals, where the complete peer-review is done by the scholarly people such as professors and scientists of highest cadre. Once the article processed through peer-review, it is then said to scholarly article. The scholarly sources are helpful as an expected attribute of academic course work. Scholarly or peer-reviewed open access journals have collections of articles written by adepts in academic or professional fields. The intended audiences are other scholar, professionals and even aspiring students too. Bacterial genomes exhibit a wide range of compositional diversity, most spectacularly represented by variation in genome GC content, which varies in different organisms from as low as 17% to as high as 75%. The nature of the biological processes underlying these differences has been long debated and two polarizing interpretations have been advanced, one proposing that GC content is driven by genome-specific mutational biases (the mutational hypothesis), and one that it reflects different selective processes in different organisms. "Luciano Brocchier, The GC Content of Bacterial Genomes" OMICS Group is among best open access publishers with expert reviewers and renowned scientists in its editorial board. Both editors and reviewers actively participate in the peer-review process and helps in completing the review process within 21 days. Apart from that OMICS Group organizes more than 80 International Scientific conferences.

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