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Asian Journal of Biological and Life sciences a peer-reviewed, open access/print Journal. The Journal is devoted to publishing scientific and technical information in the field of Biological, and Life sciences. With 3 issues per year, the Journal aims to provide the most complete and reliable source of information on current developments in the respective fields. The emphasis will be on publishing high-quality articles and providing free access to researchers worldwide through online .The Journal publishes research articles, reviews, short communications etc containing original research works of good standards

Editor-in-Chief : Dr. Dilip
e-ISSN : 2278-5957 ; p-ISSN : 2278-747X
Frequency : Triannual (3 issues/year)
Indexed and Abstracted in :
CNKI, Zoological Record, Indianscience.in, Geneva Foundation of Medical Education and Research, New Jour, Ulrich periodical directory, Jour Informatics,Genamics Journal seek,Cabi,CAS indexing (A divison of American Chemical Society) Jadoun Science Abstract Base,HINARI PORTAL ( Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative BY WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION.)*, Cite Factor, (Academic scientific Journal), Universal Impact factor,Research Bible,Directory of Research Journal Indexing (DRJI),Info port Electronic resources, Directory of Science, International center for Chemical and Biological Sciences(ICCBS) Libraries,Eletronic Journals library (GIGA-German institute of Global and Area studies information centre

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