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omics open access
Open Access is the practice of providing unrestricted access via the Internet to peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles.
Open Access is also increasingly being provided to theses, scholarly monographs and book chapters.
Open Access comes in two degrees: Gratis Open Access is no-cost online access, while Libre Open Access is Gratis Open Access
plus some additional usage rights.
Open content is similar to Open Acces, but usually includes the right to modify the work, where as in scholarly publishing it is
usual to keep an article’s content intact and to associate it with a fixed author or fixed group of authors. Creative Commons
licenses can be used to specify usage rights. The Open Access idea can also be extended to the learning objects and resources
provided in e-learning.
OMICS Group Inc. is one of the Open aceess publisher which provides journals in the form of Open Access.
Open Access is like open source software…not dependable!!!!
Microsoft should have been out of business long ago..but it has not happened so far ans never will!!!