Immunology & Cell Biology

The flagship journal of ASI, and one of the leading immunology journals, with a history of 95 years of innovative publishing.

2018 Impact Factor 3.947
2018 5-year Impact Factor 4.218

ICB spans the breadth of immunology with an emphasis on the cell biology of the immune system. Of particular interest are the areas of cellular immunology, innate and adaptive immunity, immune responses to pathogens, tumour immunology, immunopathology and immunogenetics.

ICB is the home to 90 publications by Burnet in developing his theories leading to the award of the Nobel Prize in Physiology in 1960.

IMMUNOLOGY & CELL BIOLOGY COVERS:

Cellular immunology
Immune responses to pathogens
Immunopathology
Immunogenetics
Innate and adaptive immunity
Tumour immunology
Immunotherapy
Immunological studies in humans and model organs (including mouse, rat, Drosophila, etc.)

FEATURES OF IMMUNOLOGY & CELL BIOLOGY

Rapid evaluation for publication
Average Time to First decision of 7 days
Average Time to Print publication of 2.2 months
2018 Impact Factor 3.947
Outstanding Observations – Rapid publication of cutting-edge research
Original Articles, Reviews, Perspectives, New & Commentaries, Special Features
Special Features
Virtual Issues
Open Access Option – Direct to peers
Member of COPE for responsible publication ethics
Eligibility for the ICB Social Impact Award

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR ASI MEMBERS

When selecting the OnlineOpen option in ICB receive a 20% discount off the Article Publication Charge *
Be in the running for the award of ‘ICB Publication of the Year’, which also includes a speakers slot at the ASI annual meeting**

*Eligible only to current financial ASI members. Visit the Member Login Section for the member-only code to apply.
**Awarded to the best publication from a current financial ASI member who is first author.

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ICB CLASSIC PAPERS

	The growth of mouse bone marrow cells in vitro. Bradley, T.R. & Metcalf, D. Aust J Exp Biol Med Sci 44, 287-299 (1966). >2000 citations – a cornerstone publication allowing identification and characterisation of CSFs.
	A reassessment of the forbidden clone hypothesis of autoimmune disease. Burnet, F.M. Aust J Exp Biol Med Sci 50, 1-9 (1972). 1 of 90 publications by Burnet in developing his theories leading to the award of the Nobel Prize in Physiology in 1960.