current drug discovery technologies | Journament

Journal Ranking

#362 / 33,853
📉 Poor
Overall Score
38.1/100
Score Breakdown
Engagement
31
Accessibility
15
Timeliness
50
Diversity
30
Innovation
40
Community Impact
32
Ethics & Transparency
0
Content Quality
0
Editorial Diversity
0
Publication Regularity
0
Geographic Reach
0
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current drug discovery technologies

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Short Name curr drug discov technol
Abbreviated Name curr drug discov technol
ISSN 1875-6220
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Recent Articles (108 total)

2016
creb regulates tnf-α-induced gm-csf secretion via p38 mapk in human lung fibroblasts
;Yasuhiko Koga;Takeshi Hisada;Tamotsu Ishizuka;Mitsuyoshi Utsugi;Akihiro Ono;Masakiyo Yatomi;Yosuke Kamide;Haruka Aoki-Saito;Hiroaki Tsurumaki;Kunio Dobashi;Masanobu Yamada
Vol. 65 , No. 4 , pp. 406-413
538 views DOI Abstract
2007
an evaluation of the clinical efficacy of tomato extract for perennial allergic rhinitis
;Mineka Yoshimura;Tadao Enomoto;Yoshihiro Dake;Yoshiaki Okuno;Hiroki Ikeda;Lei Cheng;Akio Obata
Vol. 56 , No. 3 , pp. 225-230
477 views DOI Abstract
2016
overexpression of microrna-155 suppresses chemokine expression induced by interleukin-13 in beas-2b human bronchial epithelial cells
;Satoshi Matsukura;Yuki Osakabe;Ayaka Sekiguchi;Daisuke Inoue;Yusuke Kakiuchi;Toshitaka Funaki;Yohei Yamazaki;Hiromi Takayasu;Hidetsugu Tateno;Eisuke Kato;Aya Wakabayashi;Makoto Hayashi;Gen Ishii;Fumihiro Yamaguchi;Yutaka Tsuchiya;Keita Kasahara;Hironori Sagara;Fumio Kokubu
Vol. 65 , No. S , pp. S17-S23
461 views DOI Abstract
2017
human eosinophils constitutively express a unique serine protease, prss33
;Sumika Toyama;Naoko Okada;Akio Matsuda;Hideaki Morita;Hirohisa Saito;Takao Fujisawa;Susumu Nakae;Hajime Karasuyama;Kenji Matsumoto
Vol. 66 , No. 3 , pp. 463-471
449 views DOI Abstract
2004
comparison of local cytokine gene expression and the distribution of eosinophils and cd4-positive cell subsets in the paranasal sinus mucosa between atopic and non-atopic subjects
;Sachio Takeno;Koji Yajin;Atsushi Hisayuki;Kyosuke Furukido;Katsuhiro Hirakawa;Takashi Ishino;Rika Osada;Tomoyuki Ogawa;Hiroko Kawamoto
Vol. 53 , No. 2 , pp. 135-144
445 views DOI Abstract
2006
grades of 43 fish species in japan based on ige-binding activity
;Harumi Koyama;Michiko Kakami;Makiko Kawamura;Reiko Tokuda;Yasuto Kondo;Ikuya Tsuge;Kazue Yamada;Toshitaka Yasuda;Atsuo Urisu
Vol. 55 , No. 3 , pp. 311-316
391 views DOI Abstract
2012
the differences in the involvements of loci of promoter region and ile50val in interleukin-4 receptor α chain gene between atopic dermatitis and japanese cedar pollinosis
;Takeshi Tanaka;Yoshiaki Hitomi;Yasuhiro Kambayashi;Yuri Hibino;Yuma Fukutomi;Aki Shibata;Naotoshi Sugimoto;Kotaro Hatta;Akira Eboshida;Tadashi Konoshita;Hiroyuki Nakamura
Vol. 61 , No. 1 , pp. 57-63
376 views DOI Abstract
2017
efficacy and safety of bilastine in japanese patients with chronic spontaneous urticaria: a multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group phase ii/iii study
;Michihiro Hide;Akiko Yagami;Michinori Togawa;Akihiro Saito;Masutaka Furue
Vol. 66 , No. 2 , pp. 317-325
369 views DOI Abstract
2009
activation of eosinophils by lipopolysaccharide-induced monocyte-derived cytokines
;Noriko Kobayashi;Hiroyuki Kayaba;Masahide Takeda;Kazutoshi Yamaguchi;Takahito Chiba;Wataru Ito;Junichi Chihara
Vol. 58 , No. 1 , pp. 103-110
290 views DOI Abstract
2017
specific ige sensitization to honey bee venom and auto-injector adrenaline prescriptions for japanese beekeepers
;Hirokuni Hirata;Masamitsu Tatewaki;Sadaaki Shiromori;Yoshihiko Ikeno;Ikuo Akutsu;Kumiya Sugiyama;Masafumi Arima;Kazuhiro Kurasawa;Takeshi Fukuda;Daisuke Shima;Yasutsugu Fukushima
Vol. 66 , No. 1 , pp. 149-151
289 views DOI
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Journament

Overall Quality Score

38.1/100

Tier: Poor

The Journament Overall Quality Score is a comprehensive metric that evaluates academic journals across multiple dimensions including engagement, accessibility, diversity, innovation, and community impact.

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Engagement Score

30.6/100

Measures user interactions, views, citations, and community involvement with this journal's content.

Higher engagement scores indicate that the journal's content is actively being read, cited, and discussed within the academic community.

Accessibility Score

15.0/100

Evaluates how easily researchers can access journal content, including open access availability, ISSN registration, and indexing.

This metric considers factors such as paywalls, open access policies, and availability across different academic databases and search engines.

Diversity Score

30.0/100

Assesses geographic and institutional diversity of authors, editorial board composition, and topic breadth.

A diverse journal publishes work from various geographic regions, institutions, and covers a broad range of topics within its field.

Innovation Score

40.0/100

Evaluates research novelty, interdisciplinary work, and emerging topics based on AI analysis of article abstracts.

This score reflects how much the journal publishes cutting-edge research, explores new methodologies, and bridges different academic disciplines.

Community Impact Score

31.5/100

Measures scholarly contribution and real-world applications of published research.

This metric evaluates how the journal's research translates into practical applications, policy changes, and benefits to society beyond academia.

Timeliness Score

50.0/100

Evaluates recent publication activity, publication frequency, and currency of research topics.

Higher scores indicate consistent publishing schedules and timely coverage of current research trends.

Ethics & Transparency Score

0.0/100

Research Integrity (10% weight)

Assesses COPE standards compliance, ethical considerations in research, transparency in methodologies, and reproducibility practices.

This metric ensures the journal maintains high ethical standards and promotes transparent, trustworthy research.

Content Quality Score

0.0/100

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Editorial Diversity Score

0.0/100

Author Diversity + Interdisciplinary Value (8%)

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Diverse editorial teams bring varied perspectives and reduce bias in academic publishing.

Publication Regularity Score

0.0/100

Assesses consistency of publication schedule, frequency stability, and predictable output patterns.

Regular publication schedules indicate reliable journal operations and consistent workflow management.

Geographic Reach Score

0.0/100

Evaluates international author representation, global readership distribution, and cross-border research collaboration.

Wide geographic reach indicates global impact and international recognition of the journal's research.