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Biology of Exercise

Print ISSN: 1791-325X

Electronic ISSN: 2241-6331

Basic Info

  • Publisher: Apostolos Stergioulas
  • Country: greece
  • Date added to EuroPub 2017/May/17

Subject & More

LCC Subject Category: Sports and Recreation, Physiology

Publisher's keywords: sport injuries, exercise physiology, sport rehabilitation, diseases and exercise, sport psychology

  • Language of fulltext: english
  • Time from submission to publication: 9 Weeks

Publication Charges

  • Article Processing Charges (APCs): No
  • Submission charges: No
  • Waiver policy for charges? No

Open access & licensing

  • Type of License: Other
  • Open Access Statement: Yes
  • Year open access content began: 2005
  • Does the author retain unrestricted copyright? False
  • Does the author retain publishing rights? False

Best practice polices

  • Permanent article identifier: DOI
  • Content digitally archived in: Nopolicy
  • Deposit policy registered in: None

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