1、投稿方式：在线投稿。

2、官网网址：http://gpb.big.ac.cn/

3、投稿系统：

https://www.editorialmanager.com/gpb

4、主办单位官网：http://www.big.ac.cn/

（中国科学院北京基因组研究所）

5、官网电话：010-84097425

6、官网邮箱：editor@big.ac.cn

7、出刊日期：双月刊，逢双月出版。

8、官网微信公众号：GPBees

2026年2月27日星期五

Instructions to Authors

【官网信息】

How We Publish

Genomics.

Proteomics and Bioinformatics (GPB) is a peer-reviewed fully open

access journal publishing 6 issues per year online. All papers published

in the Journal are made freely available online under open access

publishing agreements, with applicable charges. Please refer to the open

access section below.

Once

a paper is accepted and the publishing agreement is signed, the Journal

will publish the Accepted Manuscript version of the paper (before

copyediting and review of the final proof) within one week on the

Advance Access page. This will be replaced in Advance Access with the

Version of Record of the paper (after copyediting and proof review

process) when it is available. The Version of Record will be removed

from Advance Access when it is published in an issue. Substantial

changes to the published Accepted Manuscript may require a correction

notice. The Version of Record requires a correction notice for any

changes after it is published, even if it is not yet placed in an issue.

See the definitions of the Version of Record and other versions of the

paper for more details.

Please

read these instructions carefully and follow them closely. The Editors

may return manuscripts that do not follow these instructions.

Scope of the Journal

GPB

is the official journal of the Beijing Institute of Genomics, Chinese

Academy of Sciences / China National Center for Bioinformation and

Genetics Society of China. The goals of GPB are to disseminate new

frontiers in the field of omics and bioinformatics, to publish

high-quality discoveries in a fast-pace, and to promote open access and

online publication via Article-in-Press for efficient publishing.

GPB

is interested in submissions across all areas of life science, biology,

and biomedicine, focusing on large data acquisition, analysis, and

curation. Manuscripts with topics on omics and the related

bioinformatics are all welcome to publish with us.

GPB has been indexed/abstracted by PubMed/MEDLINE, PubMed Central, Scopus, BIOSIS Previews, Chemical Abstracts, CSCD, etc.

GPB's featured research areas include:

Genomics:

large-scale data acquisition, integrated studies and technology

developments, concerning genome structures, variations, repeat contents

and evolution.

GPB

is interested in submissions across all areas of life science, biology,

and biomedicine, focusing on large data acquisition, analysis, and

curation. Manuscripts with topics on omics and the related

bioinformatics are all welcome to publish with us.

Other

'omics ' fields: epigenomics (DNA modifications, nucleosome

positioning, histone modifications, chromosome conformation and 3-D

structures, etc.), ribogenomics (transcriptomics, long-non-coding RNA,

antisense transcriptomics, miRNAs, other small RNAs, etc.).

Proteomics:

protein structures, proteomics technology developments, protein

expression profiling, protein complexes in terms of structure, function,

properties and interactions, metabolomics, homeostasis of

macromolecules.

Bioinformatics:

genome assembling, annotation, and integrated analysis; large data

curation and mining; sequence-based or matrix-based phylogeny, database

construction, web-based platforms and tools, novel algorithms, toolboxes

and software packages.

Editorial Policies

Peer Review Process

The

Journal operates single-anonymized peer review, meaning that the

identity of the authors is known to the editors and to the reviewers,

but that the reviewers’ identities are known only to the editors and are

hidden from the authors. Once a submitted manuscript passes initial

assessment by the Journal’s Editor-in-Chief, it will then be passed to a

handling editor to undergo peer review before recommending a final

decision. The Editor-in-Chief makes the final decision on the submitted

manuscript. During the peer review phase, your manuscript is typically

sent to two reviewers. You may suggest potential reviewers at

submission. However, there is no guarantee the suggested reviewers will

be selected by the Journal. For full details about the peer review

process, see Fair editing and peer review or OUP author FAQs.

Appeals and Complaints

Authors

may appeal an editorial decision. To do so, please contact the

editorial office, providing as much specific detail as possible about

why the original decision should be reconsidered. Every appeal will

receive a response within a reasonable timeframe. Please do not resubmit

your manuscript in the interim. To register a complaint regarding

non-editorial decisions, the Journal’s policies and procedures, editors,

or staff, please contact us. Complaints will be taken seriously and

will be carried forward following COPE guidelines and processes and/or

sanctions will be enacted if deemed appropriate.

COVID-19 Rapid Review Initiative

The

Journal is participating in the cross-publisher COVID-19 Rapid Review

Initiative, facilitating faster peer review for submissions relating to

COVID-19. As per the guidelines set forth in the initiative for

publishers and editors, COVID-19 related submissions which pass

editorial triage will be encouraged to deposit their manuscript in a

relevant preprint server. Preprint servers include, but are not limited

to bioRxiv, medRxiv, arXiv, OSF Preprints, SciELO Preprints, SSRN, etc.,

depending on research scope. If you have already posted your manuscript

in a preprint server, please state at submission where your manuscript

has been deposited. Comments on preprints will be considered during the

editorial review process. Because the Journal aims to facilitate the

stewardship of FAIR data and software code sharing underlying

prioritized COVID-19 manuscripts, a data availability statement is

required in these submissions. More information and examples of data

availability statements.

Self-archiving

Self-archiving

refers to posting a copy of your work on a publicly accessible website

or repository. Under certain circumstances, you may self-archive

versions of your work on your own webpages, on institutional webpages,

and in other repositories. For information about the Journal's policy,

and to learn which version(s) of your paper are acceptable for

self-archiving, please see our Author self-archiving policy.

Availability of Data and Materials

Where

ethically feasible, the Journal strongly encourages authors to make all

data and software code on which the conclusions of the paper rely

available to readers. Whenever possible, data should be presented in the

main manuscript or additional supporting files or deposited in a public

repository. Visit OUP’s Research data page for information on general

repositories for all data types, and resources for selecting

repositories by subject area. When data and software underlying the

research article are available in an online source, authors should

include a full citation in their reference list. For details of the

minimum information to be included in data and software citations see

the OUP guidance on citing research data and software.

Contact Us

For

questions regarding submission and review, including appeals, you can

reach the editorial office by email at editor@big.ac.cn. After your

paper has been sent to production, you can contact

oupsupport@scipris.com for questions regarding the production process or

publication. Please see Post-publication changes if you need to request

a substantive correction to your published paper.

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