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Vitamins & Minerals
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Open AccessISSN: 2167-0390
Vitamins are defined as an organic compound required as a vital nutrient in tiny amounts by an organism. Trace element is a dietary mineral needed in very minute quantities. The Journal, Vitamins & Minerals gives information regarding the roles of vitamins and trace elements in metabolism and growth.
Vitamins & Minerals (VM) under Open Access category aims to advance our understanding of the role of vitamins and minerals on chemistry of your body. Living organisms rely on highly complex processes to perform and regulate those internal functions that are necessary to maintain life. Vitamins & Minerals is an international, peer-reviewed journal publishing an overview of micronutrients that are found only in minute quantities in the body that are vitally important.
Vitamins & Minerals publishes high quality and novelty papers focusing on mineral nutrition. V is aimed at scientists working in research institutes, universities, governmental institutions or non-governmental organizations, private firms and the pharmaceutical industry. The Journal is promptly available, and is freely accessible globally through internet to share the innovations of the researchers for scholarly advancement in this field.
Vitamins & Minerals - Open Access uses online manuscript submission, review and tracking systems for quality and quick review processing. Submit your manuscript at
http://omicsgroup.info/editorialtracking/vitamins/SubmitManuscript.php
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