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Plant Physiology Focus Issue on Vector Systemsfor Plant Research and BiotechnologyDeadline for Submissions: August 1, 2007To submit an article, please go to http://submit.plantphysiol.org.

Plant Physiology is pleased to announce a Focus Issue on Vector Systems for Plant Research and Biotechnology tobe published in December 2007. The issue will be edited by Vitaly Citovsky. Submissions in all topics of plantexpression vector systems designed for state-of-the-art experimentation are welcome, including novel systems formultiple gene expression, protein tagging, induction and suppression of gene silencing, specialized vectors formonocot transformation, and virus-based vectors. Emphasis should be made on simplicity of use and applicabil-ity of the system to a wide range of model plants and crop species.

Authors interested in contributing should indicate this in the cover letter when submitting papers online athttp://submit.plantphysiol.org/. Please select “Vector Systems (December, 2007)” from the Focus Issue list in theonline submission system. Articles published within 2 years before and after the Focus Issue will be consideredfor inclusion in an online Focus Collection of articles relevant to the focus topic (http://www.plantphysiol.org/misc/collections.dtl).

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What does our author community think about Open Access? To gauge the plant science

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viability of “author-pays” publishing models, the Society is conducting an 18-month Open

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