Aims and Scope:

AOJ Bacteriology & Mycology (AOJBM) stands as a reputable and peer-reviewed journal committed to advancing the fields of bacteriology and mycology. As a distinguished publication, HOJBM provides a valuable platform for researchers, scientists, and experts to disseminate their original research articles, comprehensive reviews, and informative case reports.

With its comprehensive coverage, AOJBM delves into diverse topics, including the intricacies of bacterial and fungal pathogenesis, the fascinating world of the microbiome, the pressing issue of antibiotic resistance, and the illuminating realm of molecular microbiology. By exploring these multidisciplinary domains, the journal fosters a deeper understanding of the fundamental mechanisms that govern the behavior of bacteria and fungi, paving the way for improved diagnostics, treatment strategies, and control measures.

The articles featured in AOJBM showcase groundbreaking research, innovative methodologies, and critical insights into the dynamic interactions between microorganisms and their hosts. From deciphering the mechanisms of bacterial and fungal pathogenicity to unraveling the complex interplay within the microbiome, these contributions contribute to the growing body of knowledge in the field, addressing key challenges and uncovering potential therapeutic targets.

By sharing research findings, insights, and experiences, contributors to AOJBM inspire collaborative efforts, foster interdisciplinary dialogue, and promote the understanding and control of bacterial and fungal infections. This knowledge exchange fuels innovation, stimulates further research, and drives the development of novel strategies for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

As a peer-reviewed journal, AOJBM maintains rigorous standards of scientific integrity and quality. Expert reviewers diligently evaluate the submitted manuscripts, ensuring the validity, robustness, and significance of the research conducted. This stringent peer-review process upholds the journal’s commitment to publishing high-quality, reliable, and impactful research, thereby fostering trust and credibility within the scientific community.

AOJBM recognizes the importance of disseminating knowledge and research in bacteriology and mycology. As an open-access journal, it removes barriers to information, providing unrestricted access to its publications. This open access approach promotes the global dissemination of research findings, facilitating knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation among researchers, scientists, and practitioners worldwide.

In summary, AOJ Bacteriology & Mycology (AOJBM) plays a crucial role in advancing the fields of bacteriology and mycology. Through the publication of original research articles, comprehensive reviews, and informative case reports, the journal promotes collaboration, interdisciplinary dialogue, and the exchange of knowledge and insights. By covering topics such as bacterial and fungal pathogenesis, microbiome dynamics, antibiotic resistance, and molecular microbiology, AOJBM contributes to the understanding and control of bacterial and fungal infections. With its commitment to scientific rigor, quality peer-review, and open access, AOJBM fosters innovation, empowers researchers, and drives advancements in bacteriology and mycology.

Classification:

1. Mycotoxicology
2. Protistology
3. Microbiology
4. Bacterial Proteins?
5. Bacterial Patterns
6. Bacterial Phyla
7. Bacterial Proteins
8. Clinical Bacteriology
9. Clinical Mycology
10. Fungal Infections
11. Fungal Pharmaceutics
12. Fungal Proteins
13. Probiotics
14. Bacterial Enzymology
15. Bacterial Adhesin
16. Medical and Pharmaceutical Microbiology
17. Microbial Cytology
18. Microbial Physiology
19. Microbial Genetics
20. Systems Microbiology
21. Industrial Microbiology
22. Food and Dairy Microbiology
23. Agricultural and Plant Microbiology
24. Viral pathogenesis & Antiviral agents
25. Environmental and Aquatic Microbiology
26. Microbial Biotechnology
27. Water Microbiology
28. Medical and Pharmaceutical Microbiology
29. Applied Microbiology
30. Microbial Ecology
31. Bioremediation
32. Nano-microbiology
33. Virology and Viral Therapy
34. Anti-Microbial Agents
35. Aquatic microbiology
36. Medical Microbiology
37. Intestinal Microbiology
38. Environmental Microbiology
39. Microbial Enzyme
40. Microbes
41. Microbial Genetics
42. Soil Microbiology
43. Molecular Microbiology
44. Predictive Microbiology
45. Diagnostic Microbiology
46. Antifungals
47. Antimicrobial Agents
48. Antimicrobials
49. Antimicrobial Activity
50. Antinuclear Antibodies
51. Clinical Microbiologist
52. Clinical Microbiology Reviews
53. Industrial Microbiology
54. Bacteriology
55. Microbial cytology
56. Microbial physiology
57. Microbial ecology
58. Microbial genetics
59. Cellular microbiology
60. Evolutionary microbiology
61. Microbial taxonomy
62. Generation microbiology
63. Astro microbiology
64. Agricultural microbiology
65. Plant microbiology
66. Aero microbiology
67. Pharmaceutical microbiology
68. Oral microbiology
69. Mycology
70. Pathogenic Bacteria
71. Viral Disease
72. Mycobacterial Diseases
73. Bacterial Infection
74. Viral Infection
75. Fungal Infection
76. Medical Microbiology
77. Hepatitis Virus
78. Microbial Genomics
79. Staphylococcus aureus
80. Human Immunodeficiency Virus
81. Cholera
82. Ebola Virus Disease
83. Rotavirus Infection
84. Pathogenic Fungi
85. Mushroom Cultivation
86. Mushroom Hunting
87. Mycology microscopy
88. Clinical mycology
89. Edible mushrooms
90. Bioremediation
91. Fungus Reproduction
92. Fungal Evolution
93. Fungal Biomass
94. Fungal infections
95. Epidemiology
96. Veterinary mycology
97. Biodiversity
98. Symboisis
99. Marine Fungi
100. Mucormycosis
101. Plant Pathology
102. Medicinal Fungi
103. Cellulose Inhibitors
104. Biodegradation