Editor-in-Chief

Alexander B. Sigalov

Worcester, MA, US

Editorial Board

  • Amnon Altman
  • Colin C. Anderson
  • Vasso Apostolopoulos
  • Brian M. Baker
  • Matthew Baker
  • Roberto Biassoni
  • Gail A. Bishop
  • Edward Collins
  • Laurent Coscoy
  • Marc Daeron
  • Michael L. Dustin
  • Elena S. Fedenko
  • Sebastien Gibot
  • Jack Gorski
  • William S. Hlavacek
  • David Holowka
  • Darja Kanduc
  • Rakhim M. Khaitov
  • David M. Kranz
  • Anis Larbi
  • Carlos López-Larrea
  • Bernard Malissen
  • Mark D. Mannie
  • Nicholas Manolios
  • David H. Margulies
  • Stephen D. Miller
  • John G. Monroe
  • Yuri N. Naumov
  • Elena N. Naumova
  • Israel Pecht
  • Jonathan D. Powell
  • Maree S. Powell
  • Jacob Rachmilewitz
  • Jose M. Rojo
  • Christopher E. Rudd
  • Scheherazade Sadegh-Nasseri
  • Takashi Saito
  • Jonathan Sprent
  • Roland K. Strong
  • Eric J. Sundberg
  • Yuri Sykulev
  • Michael G. Tomlinson
  • Takeshi Tsubata
  • Martin Turner
  • Mark L. Tykocinski
  • Vladimir N. Uversky
  • Salvatore Valitutti
  • Rajat Varma
  • Mamoru Watanabe
  • Tomasz Zal
  • Andreas Ziegler

Call for Papers

Self/Nonself - Immune Recognition and Signaling is a multidisciplinary journal that publishes novel peer-reviewed findings in all areas of immunology ranging from molecular and structural immunology to immune imaging and therapy.

Priority is given to work that provides fundamental insight into the workings of the immune system with a particular emphasis on the mechanisms underlying immune recognition and transmembrane signal transduction at the molecular, cell and functional level. Major criteria for acceptance are quality, originality, significance, clarity and conciseness. The journal places its highest priority on fair, rapid review and speedy publication.

Descriptions of new reagents, approaches, research techniques or clinical case reports usually are appropriate only to the extent they provide innovative insight into unresolved problems or represent major breakthroughs.

All manuscripts are sent for in-depth peer review, however, the Editorial Board will consider reviewer reports from submissions to leading journals such as Nature, Science and Cell for accelerated review. The editors undertake to provide a decision on all manuscripts 30 days following submission.

Original Research Papers • Rapid Reports • Reviews • Letters to the Editor • Opinions • Addenda • Perspectives • Cutting Edge Views • Commentaries • News and Views

To view the first issue go to: www.landesbioscience.com/journals/selfnonself/toc/volume/1/issue/1

Self/Nonself Issue 1 Highlights:

Self/Nonself—Immune Recognition and Signaling: A new journal tackles a problem at the center of immunological science
William Paul

The SCHOOL of nature: I.Transmembrane signaling
Alexander B. Sigalov

On the issue of peptide recognition in T-cell development
Travis J. Crites and Rajat Varma

Changing separating distances between immune receptors as a sensitive mechanism regulating T-cell activation
Yuri Sykulev

Self/Nonself utilizes an online submission and tracking system which is designed to provide a better, more efficient service to authors.
• Authors can submit manuscripts online from anywhere in the world.
• Authors can track their manuscript through the peer review process.
• Author files are automatically converted into a PDF (Portable Document Format) file and submissions are acknowledged by email.
• Editors and reviewers can access PDF files at the website.

Please review our submission guidelines at
www.landesbioscience.com/journals/selfnonself/guidelines

Questions? Contact us
Alexander Sigalov, Editor-in-Chief: asigalov@landesbioscience.com
Scott Butler, Managing Editor: scott@landesbioscience.com


To submit a manuscript to Self/Nonself please visit http://selfnonself.msubmit.net/cgi-bin/main.plex
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