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  1. What is meant by 'genome biology'?

  2. Is Genome Biology a journal or a website?

  3. Is it true that Genome Biology gives individuals free access to primary research articles?

  4. How is this connected to PubMed Central, the proposed central repository for primary research to be built by NIH?

  5. Why does Genome Biology publish non-refereed and refereed research?

  6. Will all of Genome Biology be available free of charge?

  7. What are the useful services Genome Biology provides?

  8. How can Genome Biology help me in my work?

  9. Does Genome Biology have article-processing charges?

  10. Is there a printed version of the journal?

  11. How can I obtain reprints of online articles?

  12. How soon will my research article be published?
What is meant by 'genome biology'?
Genome Biology is about biology in the post-genomic era. We believe the availability of genomic and genome-scale information will change the way most, if not all, biologists work. Genome Biology aims to help researchers respond to the increasing impact of genomics on biological research by providing up-to-date information and critical assessment of progress, and by reporting on and reviewing advances in biology informed by genomics.

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