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13th International Conference on Environmental Mutagens & 53rd Annual Meeting of the EMGS

Maintaining Genomic Health in a Changing World
August 27 - September 1, 2022 - Ottawa Canada

13th International Conference on Environmental Mutagens & 53rd Annual Meeting of the EMGS
Maintaining Genomic Health in a Changing World
August 27 - September 1, 2022 - Ottawa Canada
2021 EMGS Annual Meeting
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Environmental Mutagenesis & Genomics Society Virtual Annual Meeting 2021

Virtual Meeting, Real Science

Environmental Mutagenesis & Genomics Society Virtual Annual Meeting 2021
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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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EMGS News

April 14: PBS NOVA to air "Picture a Scientist"

Updated 4:13PM EDT, Mon Apr 12th, 2021
The following message was shared by Linda Roberts, PhD for the Scientific Liaison Coalition to share with member organizations:
The documentary, Picture a Scientist, delves into the challenges that women in science can face based upon not fitting the image of who becomes a scientist. 

APRIL 13: Learn to be a champion for diversity!

Updated 4:08PM EDT, Mon Apr 12th, 2021
Achieving greater diversity and inclusion is critical for ensuring the further growth and improvement of EMGS, and every member can help!
Are you wanting to know how you can help increase the equality, diversity, and inclusiveness within EMGS and your institution/organization?

Counting down to Genetic Toxicology Association's 2021 Annual Meeting

Updated 4:09PM EDT, Mon Apr 12th, 2021
Dear Friends and Colleagues:
The GTA meeting is a month away – and there is still time to register for FREE virtual 3-day meeting content PLUS workshops spanning May 3-6, 2021.
While registration is FREE, you still must electronically register for access to meeting broadcasts and live sessions.

2021 EMGS Bioinformatics Challenge announces the Final Four

Updated 5:04AM EDT, Fri Apr 2nd, 2021
Thank you for the enthusiasm and participation in the 2021 EMGS Bioinformatics Challenge! Please join us to congratulate the four finalist teams for our second-round competition.

Editor's Choice

Editor's Choice for February 2021

Updated 6:18PM EDT, Wed Mar 31st, 2021
In their February 2021 Editor's Choice article, Allemang et al. compare classical and 21st century genotoxicity tools for a proof-of-concept combinatorial approach to genotoxicity risk assessment.

Editor's Choice for November 2020

Updated 9:34AM EST, Wed Jan 20th, 2021
In their November 2020 Editor's Choice article, “Quantification of cancer driver mutations in human breast and lung DNA using targeted, error-corrected CarcSeq,” Harris et al. demonstrate spontaneously-occurring CDMs may serve as quantitative reporters of clonal expansion and carcinogenic effect.

Editor's Choice for October 2020

Updated 9:59AM EST, Mon Nov 23rd, 2020
In their October 2020 Editor's Choice article, "CD59-deficient bone marrow erythroid cells from rats treated with procarbazine and propyl-nitrosourea have mutations in the Pig-a gene," Revollo et al. report the rat RBC Pig-a assay detects true Pig-a gene mutations.

Editor's Choice for July 2020

Updated 1:30PM EDT, Mon Oct 5th, 2020
In his July’s Editor’s Choice article "A review on the 40th anniversary of the first regulation of drinking water disinfection by-products," David DeMarini concisely reviews the research and regulatory activities surrounding disinfection by-products in water.

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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EMGS News

April 14: PBS NOVA to air "Picture a Scientist"

Updated 4:13PM EDT, Mon Apr 12th, 2021
The following message was shared by Linda Roberts, PhD for the Scientific Liaison Coalition to share with member organizations:
The documentary, Picture a Scientist, delves into the challenges that women in science can face based upon not fitting the image of who becomes a scientist. 

APRIL 13: Learn to be a champion for diversity!

Updated 4:08PM EDT, Mon Apr 12th, 2021
Achieving greater diversity and inclusion is critical for ensuring the further growth and improvement of EMGS, and every member can help!
Are you wanting to know how you can help increase the equality, diversity, and inclusiveness within EMGS and your institution/organization?

Counting down to Genetic Toxicology Association's 2021 Annual Meeting

Updated 4:09PM EDT, Mon Apr 12th, 2021
Dear Friends and Colleagues:
The GTA meeting is a month away – and there is still time to register for FREE virtual 3-day meeting content PLUS workshops spanning May 3-6, 2021.
While registration is FREE, you still must electronically register for access to meeting broadcasts and live sessions.

Editor's Choice

Editor's Choice for February 2021

Updated 6:18PM EDT, Wed Mar 31st, 2021
In their February 2021 Editor's Choice article, Allemang et al. compare classical and 21st century genotoxicity tools for a proof-of-concept combinatorial approach to genotoxicity risk assessment.

Editor's Choice for November 2020

Updated 9:34AM EST, Wed Jan 20th, 2021
In their November 2020 Editor's Choice article, “Quantification of cancer driver mutations in human breast and lung DNA using targeted, error-corrected CarcSeq,” Harris et al. demonstrate spontaneously-occurring CDMs may serve as quantitative reporters of clonal expansion and carcinogenic effect.

Editor's Choice for October 2020

Updated 9:59AM EST, Mon Nov 23rd, 2020
In their October 2020 Editor's Choice article, "CD59-deficient bone marrow erythroid cells from rats treated with procarbazine and propyl-nitrosourea have mutations in the Pig-a gene," Revollo et al. report the rat RBC Pig-a assay detects true Pig-a gene mutations.

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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