Indexing & Abstracting
Clinical & Molecular Biomedicine (CMB) is committed to supporting the visibility, discoverability, and citation tracking of published research through accurate metadata, structured references, and persistent article identifiers.
Metadata and Discoverability
After the proofs are finalized, the article moves into the final production phase. A permanent Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is assigned, ensuring the work is instantly citable.
The article is tagged with XML metadata to ensure it is accurately indexed by search engines and academic databases.
Keywords for Indexing
Authors should provide 4–6 keywords for indexing purposes.
References and Citation Tracking
Accurate referencing is essential to enable proper indexing, linking, and citation tracking through major databases. Authors are strongly encouraged to include Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) wherever available, as DOIs provide permanent and reliable links to published content.
Carefully prepared references enhance the credibility of the manuscript and facilitate accurate indexing, discoverability, and citation of the published work.
Indexing Status
Confirmed indexing and abstracting databases are not specified in the provided journal materials. This section should be updated when the journal is officially included in recognized indexing or abstracting services.