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MHR leads the way in research focused on the foundational and translational mechanisms of mammalian reproduction (both human and non-human). To discover why you should publish your best research in our journal, read our ‘10 reasons to submit to MHR'. Top reasons include high journal ranking in our discipline, high-profile international editorial board, efficient publication turnaround times, no hidden publication charges, and Oxford University Press's growing number of Read and Publish agreements with institutions and consortia which provide funding for open access publishing.
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