About the Journal

INSTITUTE OF TRANSGEN publisher IS a scientific scholarly publisher that deploys the state of the art online technologies for article submission, processing and publication. Authors can easily submit their research articles through the Editorial tracking system that is highly user friendly. With a click of the button authors can submit manuscripts, track the article status until it gets published. Authors can make the best use of the hassle free tracking system for speedy and instant reaction. Editors, Publisher, and Reviewers can equally avail the same for accessing articles for review/ revision/publication process.

 publisher that deploys the state of the art online technologies for article submission, processing and publication. Authors can easily submit their research articles through the Editorial tracking system that is highly user friendly. With a click of the button authors can submit manuscripts and track the article status until it gets published. Authors can make the best use of the hassle free tracking system for speedy and instant reaction. Editors, Publisher, and Reviewers can equally avail the same for accessing articles for review/ revision/publication process

Research ETHICS 

Research ethics policies in agriculture and biotechnology guide responsible scientific investigation by balancing technological innovation with environmental protection, public safety, and social justice. 
Core Principles of Research Ethics
  • Scientific Integrity & Honesty: Researchers must maintain objectivity, avoid data manipulation or fabrication, and properly credit intellectual property. 
  • Beneficence & Non-Maleficence: Studies should aim to maximize benefits—such as food security or climate resilience—while actively identifying and minimizing ecological or health risks.
  • The Precautionary Principle: Decision-makers are advised not to advance technological innovations (such as genetic engineering) when potential long-term environmental or health hazards remain uncertain and unquantified. 
Key Policy Areas in Agriculture and Biotech
  • Informed Consent & Farmer Protection: Field experiments involving community farms or new fertilizer/seed formulas require prior notification, transparent disclosure of potential yield risks, and the freedom for participants to opt out. 
  • Biosafety & Dual-Use Governance: Research involving genetically modified organisms (GMOs) or gene-editing requires rigorous risk assessments regarding biodiversity preservation, horizontal gene transfer, and containment measures. 
  • Consumer Autonomy & Labeling: Ethical frameworks emphasize consumer rights through transparent labeling of biotechnology and GM-derived food ingredients, supporting personal choice and religious or cultural values

 

Accurate and complete reporting enables readers to fully appraise research, replicate it, and use it. Authors are encouraged to adhere to the CONSORT.

PLAGIARISM & PROOFREADING

Every article is checked with cross-ref/Turnitin for a plagiarism check as per UGC guidelines. Permitted plag limit is 10-16% AS PER ugc GUIDELINE

Member of COP, DOAJ,

INDEXING

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Open Access Policy

JABAAS journal is a fully open access policy means that all articles published in this journal are freely available to read online, without any restrictions or subscription fees, immediately upon publication. This includes the right to copy, distribute, and reuse the work, often under a Creative Commons license, provided the original work is properly cited. 
 
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Key Characteristics of Fully Open Access Journals:
  • Free and immediate access:
    Readers can access and download articles without any cost or paywalls. 
     
  • No restrictions on reuse:
    Authors typically grant a license (often a Creative Commons license) that allows for broad reuse of the work, including copying, distributing, and creating derivative works, as long as proper attribution is given. 
     
  • Focus on wider dissemination:
    The aim is to make research results available to a broad audience, including researchers, students, and the general public, accelerating the pace of research and knowledge sharing. 
     
  • Author-pays model (often):
    While some open access journals are free to publish in, many operate on an author-pays model, where authors (or their institutions) pay an Article Processing Charge (APC) to cover the costs of publication. 
     
  • Peer review:
    Open access journals still adhere to rigorous peer review processes to ensure the quality of the published research. 
     
Examples of Open Access Licenses:
  • CC BY (Creative Commons Attribution): Allows for the broadest reuse, including commercial use, as long as the original author is credited. 
     
  • CC BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike): Allows for reuse, including commercial use, with attribution and requiring that any derivative works are shared under the same license. 
     
  • CC BY-NC (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial): Allows for reuse with attribution, but only for non-commercial purposes. 
     
Benefits of Open Access:
  • Increased visibility and impact:
    Open access articles tend to be downloaded and cited more frequently than those behind paywalls. 
     
  • Faster dissemination of research:
    Open access ensures research findings are available to the wider community without delay. 
     
  • Greater collaboration and innovation:
    Open access facilitates interdisciplinary research and allows for more rapid development of new ideas. 
     
  • Support for researchers and institutions:
    Open access publishing can increase the visibility and impact of both individual researchers and their institutions. 
     
In essence, a fully open access journal provides a pathway for research to be readily available and openly shared, promoting wider access to knowledge and accelerating scientific progress.