Journal Highlight : Human Physiology and Functional Biology
The Journal of Global Biological Advances welcomes scholarly contributions related to the normal functioning of the human body and the biological mechanisms that maintain homeostasis, adaptation, and physiological balance across organ systems. This section focuses on research that advances the understanding of integrated human physiology and functional biological processes from molecular to whole-organism levels.
The journal encourages submissions in areas including Cellular Physiology, Systemic Physiology, Neurophysiology, Cardiovascular Physiology, Respiratory Physiology, Renal and Urinary Physiology, Endocrine Physiology, Gastrointestinal Physiology, and Reproductive Physiology. Research related to Musculoskeletal Function, Sensory Physiology, Immune System Function, Exercise and Environmental Physiology, Developmental Physiology, and Comparative Functional Biology is also welcomed.
Submissions focusing on Molecular Mechanisms of Physiological Regulation, Signal Transduction in Normal Function, Metabolic and Energy Homeostasis, Adaptation to Stress and Environment, Integrative Organ System Functioning, Neuroendocrine Regulation, Physiological Modeling and Systems Approaches, and AI and Computational Physiology are encouraged. The journal also welcomes studies investigating functional interactions between biological systems, physiological responses to internal and external stimuli, and integrative approaches to understanding health and normal biological performance.
Accepted manuscript types include Original Research Articles, Systematic Reviews, Meta-Analyses, Experimental and Physiological Studies, Methodology and Technical Reports, Computational and Modeling Studies, and Interdisciplinary Life Science Research Articles that contribute to advancements in human physiology and functional biology.
Through this focus area, the journal aims to support research that deepens understanding of human body function, strengthens integrative biological knowledge, improves translational and biomedical applications, and contributes to innovation in global life sciences and health research.
