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STRENDA

Last Update: January11^th, 2010

November 2009:	11 additional journals adopted the STRENDA Guidelines for their instructions for authors. See Documents.
October 2009:	The Commission provides a generic introduction to the Guidelines that can be used by the journals for inclusion in their instructions for authors. More...
September 2009:	The 4^th ESCEC Symposium held in Rüdesheim September 13 - 16, 2009 was a great success.
September 2009:	Richard Armstrong (Vanderbilt University) and Amos Bairoch (SIB) appointed to the STRENDA Commission.

Overview

STRENDA is a Commission created by the Beilstein-Institut. The name represents Standards for Reporting Enzymology Data. The STRENDA Commission has been constituted in Frankfurt/Main (Germany) in February 2004. This web site describes its objectives.

The STRENDA commission is accompanied by ESCEC. ESCEC stands for Experimental Standard Conditions of Enzyme Characterizations" and is the name for an upcoming series of symposia on which the results of the brain storming within the STRENDA group will be presented and discussed and the members of the committee will be in direct touch with interested parts of the scientific community.

Both, the ESCEC symposium and forthcoming ESCEC meetings, as well as, the work of the STRENDA Commission are organized, coordinated and financially supported by the Beilstein-Institut.