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Journal of Applied Bioanalysis

Journal of Applied Bioanalysis
(ISSN 2405-710X)


JAB is an Open Access peer-reviewed journal which focuses on the publication of articles on all aspects of  Bioanalysis. JAB provides a perfect opportunity for publication of different types of bioanalytical papers including original research, critical reviews and others. The audiences of JAB are bioanalytical scientists, technicians, managers working in pharmaceutical sciences, at hospital clinical laboratories, in forensic and clinical toxicology, therapeutic drug monitoring and sports doping testing or the general professional audience interested in bioanalysis.
 
Editor-in-Chief:
Prof.dr. Roland J.W. Meesters
Universidad de los Andes 
Bogotá D.C., Colombia
editor.jab@betasciencepress.com
 
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CALL FOR PAPERS

We are now actively soliciting new contributions for the second issue.
We welcome the submission of papers on all aspects of bioanalytical methodologies, sample treatment, theory and innovative instrumental developments and/or improvement. 

Aims and Scope of Journal of Applied Bioanalysis

Article types published include editorial, critical review, original research, opinion, expert communication, short communication, conference reports and letters-to-the-editor. 

Submission of manuscripts is ONLY possible  via the Scholastica Manuscript Submission System (MSS). 

 

Deadline manuscript submission for second Issue: March 3rd, 2015.
Dispatch date second Issue (Vol.1, No.2): April 15th, 2015.
 

Encouraged are submissions of papers from Low Income Countries.
Article Processing Fees can be reduced/waived.  For more information contact the editorial office!
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EDITORIAL

Welcome from the Journal of Applied Bioanalysis
Roland J.W. Meesters. Vol.1, No.1, pages 1-2.
doi: 10.17145/jab.15.001
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CONFERENCE REPORT
 
Ghent Symposium on Alternative Sampling Strategies in Toxicology and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
Roland J.W. Meesters. Vol.1, No.1, pages 3-9.
doi: 10.17145/jab.15.002
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RESEARCH ARTICLE
 
Is deproteinization necessary in the determination of human plasmatic steroids by GC/IT-MS/MS analysis?
Antonio F. Toribio-Delgado, Maria C. Robles-Gil, Marcos Maynar-Mariño, Guillermo Golcina-Camacho, J.I Maynar-Mariño, Vol.1 No.1, pages 10-18.
doi: 10.17145/jab.15.003
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Characterization by Tandem Mass Spectrometry of Biologically Active Compounds Produced by Bacillus Strains
Armelle Tosco, Anne Chobelet, Katell Bathany, Jean-Marie Schmitter, Maria C. Urdaci, Corinne Buré. Vol.1 No.1, pages 19-25.
doi: 10.17145/jab.15.004
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A generic sample preparation approach for LC–MS/MS bioanalysis of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies in serum applied to Infliximab
Anne J. Kleinnijenhuis, Jan H. Toersche, Frédérique L. van Holthoon, Richard C. Bas, William D. van Dongen
Vol.1 No.1, pages 26-34.
doi: 10.17145/jab.15.005
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SHORT COMMUNICATION
 
Method Development for Extraction of Butyrylcholinesterase using Protein-G Agarose Spin Columns
Amruta S. Indapurkar, Padmanabhan Eangoor, Jennifer S. Knaack.
Vol. 1 No.1, pages 35-37.
doi: 10.17145/jab.15.006
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New Editorial Board Member.
 
Rob J. Vreeken PhD, (Janssen Pharmaceutica, Beerse, Belgium). He received his Ph.D. from the Free University of Amsterdam (NL). After leading the pharma-unit at Avantium (CRO, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) he joined the Netherlands Metabolomics Centre (Leiden Academic Centre for Drug Research, Leiden University, The Netherlands) as Assistant Professor to create and directed the Central Lab facility. Next to teaching, he developed novel strategies for e.g. (endogenous) metabolite identification and advanced lipidomics, which were used for biomarker discovery in inflammatory processes. From July, 2014 he directs a team at Janssen Pharmaceutica (Johnson & Johnson, Beerse, Belgium) focusing on early stage pathway engagement studies, bioanalysis and biomarker validation. 

Editorial Board 

Prof.dr. Roland J.W. Meesters
Editor-in-Chief
Universidad de los Andes (Bogota D.C., Colombia).


Associate Editors
 
Dr. Jeffery Hackett
UCT Inc, (Bristol, PA, USA) 

Dr. Darryl Davis
Johnson & Johnson, (Springhouse, PA, USA). 

Dr. Manishkumar Joshi
Ashland Inc, (Bridgewater, NJ, USA).
 
Prof.dr. Irene Panderi
University of Athens, (Athens, Greece).
 
Dr. Lucia Carrano
Fondazione Instituto Insubrico Ricerca per La Vita, (Gerenzano, Italy).
 
Dr.  Renáta Varga
TEVA Pharmaceuticals (Gödöllő , Hungary).
 
Dr. William van Dongen
TNO Triskelion (Utrecht, the Netherlands).

Dr. Gero P. Hooff
Merck Serono (Darmstadt, Germany).

Dr. Ganesh Moorthy
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (Philadelphia, PA, USA).

Dr. Rob Vreken
Janssen Pharmaceutica (Beerse, belgium)



Dr. Leimin Fan
AbbVie (Chicago, IL, USA).
 
Dr. Nagender Reddy Panyala
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory  (San Fransico, CA, USA).
 
Dr. Di Gao
Medimmune/ Astrazeneca (Gaithersburg, MD, USA).

Dr. Yaohu Wang
Henkel Corporation (Madison Heights, MI, USA)

Dr. Sophie Ayciriex
Max Planck Institute (Dresden, Germany).

Prof.dr. Eduardo Pinilla Gil
Universidad de Extremadura (Badajoz, Spain)

Dr. Alex Buko
Human Metabolome Technologies (Boston, MA, USA)

Dr. Daniel Kassel
SciAnalytical Strategies Inc. (La  Jolla, CA, USA)

Dr. Sakda Khoomrung
Chalmers University (Göteburg, Sweden)

Prof.dr. Jennifer S. Knaack
Mercer University (Atlanta, GA, USA)

Dr. Nitin Seetohul
Nottingham Trent University (Nottingham, UK).
 
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About Us,

Betasciencepress Publishers is a publisher of peer-reviewed open access journals. Our aim is to serve the scientific- and scholarly community by publishing high quality journals.
  • We are CrossRef and CrossCheck members. All manuscripts published have a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) and are checked for their originality (plagiarism screening) by CrossCheck powered by iThenticate.
  • We guarantee high quality Open Access articles by compliance according to publication guidelines developed by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
  • Our editors as well manuscript reviewers are committed to work according to the Codes-of-Conducts on Publication Ethics  (COPE). (www.publicationethics.org).
  • We address the Codes-of-Conducts on ethical publication procedures from the moment of manuscript receipt until the article is accepted for publication. 
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