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2019 EMGS Annual Meeting

Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society: The Next Fifty Years
September 19-23, 2019 - Capital Hilton Washington DC

2019 EMGS 50th Annual Meeting

Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society: The Next Fifty Years
September 19-23, 2019 - Capital Hilton Washington DC

2019 EMGS 50th Annual Meeting
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Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis

An International Journal Specializing in Environmental Mutagenesis.

Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis

An International Journal Specializing in Environmental Mutagenesis.

Environmental and Molecular Mutagenesis
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Editor's Choice

Editor's Choice for December 2018

Updated 1:20PM EST, Wed Dec 12th, 2018
In their December 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Using a gene expression biomarker to identify DNA damage‐inducing agents in microarray profiles, Corton et al. demonstrate the utility of the TGx-DDI biomarker to accurately classify DDI agents.

Editor's Choice for July 2018

Updated 12:12PM EST, Tue Nov 27th, 2018
In their July 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Assessment of a panel of cellular biomarkers and the kinetics of their induction in comparing genotoxic modes of action in HepG2 cells," Kopp et al. report changes in a panel of phosphoprotein biomarkers induced by treatment with clastogens.

Editor's Choice for October 2018

Updated 2:42PM EST, Fri Nov 16th, 2018
In their October 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Somatic Mutation Load and Spectra: A Record of DNA Damage and Repair in Healthy Human Cells" Saini and Gordenin summarize next generation sequencing data regarding the nature and magnitude of the mutational load in tissues of cancer-free individuals.

Editor's Choice for August 2018

Updated 2:29PM EST, Fri Nov 16th, 2018
In their August 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Hepatic DNA Damage in Harbour Porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) Stranded along the English and Welsh Coastlines," Acevedo-Whitehouse et al. characterize pollutant-induced DNA damage in harbor porpoises from UK waters.

The EMGS welcomes you!

The EMGS recognizes the scientific achievements of our diverse membership, and fosters career development and advancement for everyone. We are committed to supporting all members of the EMGS community, irrespective of age, culture, ability, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, marital status, religious affiliation or socioeconomic status. For questions, comments, or concerns, please contact the Committee for Diversity and Inclusion.

 

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Editor's Choice

Editor's Choice for December 2018

Updated 1:20PM EST, Wed Dec 12th, 2018
In their December 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Using a gene expression biomarker to identify DNA damage‐inducing agents in microarray profiles, Corton et al. demonstrate the utility of the TGx-DDI biomarker to accurately classify DDI agents.

Editor's Choice for July 2018

Updated 12:12PM EST, Tue Nov 27th, 2018
In their July 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Assessment of a panel of cellular biomarkers and the kinetics of their induction in comparing genotoxic modes of action in HepG2 cells," Kopp et al. report changes in a panel of phosphoprotein biomarkers induced by treatment with clastogens.

Editor's Choice for October 2018

Updated 2:42PM EST, Fri Nov 16th, 2018
In their October 2018 Editor's Choice article, "Somatic Mutation Load and Spectra: A Record of DNA Damage and Repair in Healthy Human Cells" Saini and Gordenin summarize next generation sequencing data regarding the nature and magnitude of the mutational load in tissues of cancer-free individuals.

The EMGS welcomes you!

The EMGS recognizes the scientific achievements of our diverse membership, and fosters career development and advancement for everyone. We are committed to supporting all members of the EMGS community, irrespective of age, culture, ability, race, ethnicity, nationality, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, marital status, religious affiliation or socioeconomic status. For questions, comments or concerns, please contact theCommittee for Diversity and Inclusion

 

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