Critical Reviews™ in Oncogenesis
Published 4 issues per year
ISSN Print: 0893-9675
ISSN Online: 2162-6448
SJR:
0.395
SNIP:
0.322
CiteScore™::
2.5
H-Index:
54
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Aims and Scope
The primary objective of Critical ReviewsTM in Oncogenesis (CRO) is the update and dissemination of scientific and clinical knowledge pertaining to the underlying molecular bases of oncogenesis by emphasizing both the journal's originality and scientific merit. CRO is dedicated to publishing timely critical reviews and original research articles in specific focused issues edited by outstanding invited editors. Each issue-specialized topic is of current interest with emphases on basic, molecular and translational applications in the field of oncogenesis. Further emphasis is focused on the roles of oncogenesis in the development of cancer and malignancies and cancer stem cells and their oncogenic potential. Reviews and original research articles also consider the role of oncogenes as diagnostic biomarkers and therapeutic targets. Hence, CRO emphasizes multidisciplinary approaches. This multidisciplinary approach for a coherent theme in oncogenesis distinguishes CRO from many other current journals. The unique Aims and Scope of CRO leads to a wide readership and is used as an essential reference for research scientists, clinicians, students, health professionals, and biopharmaceutical industries.
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