Lipidomics Review Journals

 Lipidomics is a large-scale study of cellular lipid pathways and networks in biological systems. The term "lipidome" is used to define the complete lipid profile within a cell , tissue, organism, or ecosystem and is a subset of "metabolome" that also includes the other three major groups of biological molecules: proteins / amino acids, sugars, and nucleic acids. Lipidomics researchers investigate the structures, roles, interactions, and dynamics of cellular lipids and the changes that occur during system disturbance. Cells do not function without a cell membrane, but there is no cell membrane without fats. Rather of disclosing new data or research, a review article surveys and summarizes previously reported studies. Analysis articles are often often called survey posts, or summary posts in news reporting. Review journals are known as academic publications specializing in review articles. Lipidomics that seeks to release issues quarterly and is adamant to publish new findings related to the Lipidomics field. Review journal publishes the article based on the topics that apply to this subject, such as analysis, review, viewpoint, opinion or brief commentaries, etc. Academic peer review is the method of subjecting the author's academic work, study or proposals to the examination of those who are experts in the same field before a paper is published in a journal discussing this work. Work can be approved, considered appropriate with revisions or dismissed.