Molecular cancer research
The AACR's basic-science journal for discoveries about how cancer cells work: cell cycle, DNA repair, gene regulation, oncogenes and signalling.
Overview
Molecular Cancer Research is published by the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) as one of its family of journals alongside Cancer Research, Cancer Discovery and Clinical Cancer Research, with Massimo Loda as Editor-in-Chief. The journal states that it publishes articles featuring novel, basic cancer research discoveries that prioritise broad molecular and cellular processes, with areas of emphasis including cell cycle and senescence, cell death and survival, chromatin, gene and RNA regulation, DNA damage and repair, genomics, oncogenes and tumour suppressors, and signal transduction. It also publishes Cancer Research Resources articles, editors' picks and meeting abstracts. NLM records the journal as starting in 2002, published in Philadelphia, and currently indexed in MEDLINE.
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