Key messages from Experimental and Clinical Sciences.



In 2011 and 2012 EXCLI Journal has seen an enormous increase in submitted manuscripts, with a particularly high number of contributions studying compounds isolated from plants for antimicrobial as well as antioxidative activities. To give our readers an overview over recent developments we summarize the key messages of the 2011 publications in EXCLI Journal (Table 1(Tab. 1)). (References in Table 1: Onocha et al., 2011[28]; Upadhyaya et al., 2011[38]; Treeratanapiboon et al., 2011[37]; Tekieh et al., 2011[36]; Fasola et al., 2011[13]; Anvar et al., 2011[5]; Reddy et al., 2011[29]; Zhu et al., 2011[42]; Kuila et al., 2011[23]; Saadat, 2011[31]; Su et al., 2011[34]; Mustapha and Ajao, 2011[26]; Andalib et al., 2011[3]; Doungsoongnuen et al., 2011[11]; Abdel-Salam et al., 2011[1]; Yan et al., 2011[40]; Ghalami et al., 2011[14]; Chamavit et al., 2011[9]; Stanković et al., 2011[32]; Nantasenamat et al., 2011[27]; Darabpour et al., 2011[10]; Atolani et al., 2011[6]; Joshi et al., 2011[22]; Ikewuchi et al., 2011[18]; Abdel-Salam et al., 2011[2]; Ishikawa et al., 2011[21]; Ikewuchi et al., 2011[19]; Habib et al., 2011[16]; Zainul, 2011[41]; Egbowon and Mustapha, 2011[12]; Andalib et al., 2011[4]; Inoue et al., 2011[20]; Surendran, 2011[35]; Hengstler, 2011[17]; Marchan, 2011[25][24]; Godoy, 2011[15]; Reif, 2011[30]; Cadenas, 2011[8]; Stewart, 2011[33]; van Thriel, 2011[39]; Bolt, 2011[7])

Table 1

Key messages of the articles published in 2011 in the EXCLI Journal