Overview
Steroids and Hormonal Science is an international research journal dedicated to studies on all biological and chemical aspects of steroidal molecules, laboratory and field studies regarding endocrine as well as endocrine mechanisms controlling the development or adult expression of behavior, and studies regarding the environmental control and evolutionary significance of hormone-behavior relationships.
It focuses on theoretical and experimental research in the areas of steroid biochemistry, steroid hormone synthesis, metabolism, endocrinology, steroid pharmacology, and other compounds that target or control steroid receptors, among others.
Submissions for peer review are welcome for manuscripts providing clinical research on steroids, steroid drug development, comparative endocrinology of steroid hormones, studies on the mechanism of steroid action, and steroid chemistry.
The journal invites high-quality laboratory research papers, case series, reviews, guidelines, procedures, and contributions relevant to theoretical and practical fields of applied physics in an effort to bridge the communication gap between the scientific community and readers worldwide.
Journal Highlights
Gynecomastia: It is an expansion of larger breast tissue in males. It can be brought on by a number of things, such as heredity, hormonal imbalance, weight gain, or drug adverse effects. Breast tissue soreness and swelling can be the symptoms.
Acromegaly: Too much growth hormone (GH) in the blood results in acromegaly, a rare but deadly illness. Adults with acromegaly are often middle-aged men and women. Acromegaly is typically brought on by a pituitary adenoma, a benign tumor of the pituitary gland.
Catabolic Steroids: They are also known as corticosteroids, and they have many different medical applications. Compared to anabolic drugs, they are more sophisticated. Among catabolic steroids, cortisone and prednisone are most frequently used.
Steroids in pregnancy: When steroid injections are administered to pregnant women, the medicine enters the baby’s bloodstream and develops the baby’s lungs. This greatly improves the chances of survival for many preterm infants. In order to aid in the development of the lungs and prepare the foetus for life outside the womb, cortisol is created in the late stages of pregnancy.
Neuroactive Steroids: A neuroactive steroid is a type of steroid produced by an endocrine gland that affects brain function after entering the bloodstream and travelling to the brain. Numerous clinical uses for neurosteroids are possible, ranging from sedation to the treatment of epilepsy and severe brain injury.
Hypercortisolism: A condition in which the body is exposed to high levels of cortisol hormone for a prolonged period of time as a result of either steroid therapy (cortisol-like drug) or excessive cortisol production by the adrenal gland.
Hormone Epinephrine: As chemical mediators for transferring the nerve impulses to the effector organs, they are also produced at the terminals of sympathetic neurons. Epinephrine belongs to a class of monoamines known as catecholamines.
Hormonal therapy: The use of hormones in medical treatment is known as hormone therapy. The two most common types of hormone therapy are hormone replacement therapy and oncologic hormone therapy (e.g., for menopause, for male menopause, or for gender change).
Membership Opportunity
To carry out the vision of making healthcare and scientific information open access, the Pulsus membership programme was developed. It enables educational and research institutions, societies, groups, funding organizations, and businesses to actively support open access to scholarly publishing as well as the participation of its representatives and students in international conferences.
1. Anyone can now join, including individuals, businesses, universities, research institutions, and student organizations.
2. Professionals in science, research, education, and industry can join as individuals.
3. Institutional membership for groups, research organizations, colleges, and institutions.
4. Corporations, companies, and industries can become corporate members.
5. Individual participation
6. Six-month commitment
Each member is permitted to submit three papers to any Pulsus journal.
The member will receive a renowned certificate from Pulsus Annual membership for their six-month participation. Articles may be submitted by members to any Pulsus journals. Member will receive a prestigious certificate of Annual Membership from Pulsus Member will receive a waiver on registration for any one Pulsus conference.
Advantages of Publishing with us:-
1. Free reprints for the Journal.
2. Fast peer review process with the editors and reviewers from the specialized fields.
3. Our Journal follows a single-blind peer review process that allows unbiased decisions for the manuscript.
4. Journal is an open access Journal which means anyone can download the paper for free which would definitely share the knowledge to all people worldwide.
5. Subscription is also available in our Journal.
6. Hospitals, Laboratories can easily collaborate with us.
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