In the April Editor's Choice article, Wilson and colleages describe why and how our society was renamed "The Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society" (EMGS).
In the March Editor's Choice article, Yager and colleagues report specific cell signaling pathway perturbations that might be associated with the carcinogenic action of arsenic.
In the January Editor's Choice article, Dr. Grollman summarizes available evidence that ingestion of aristolochic acids is a current public health concern in Taiwan and mainland China, where Aristolochia herbs continue to be used in traditional practices of Chinese herbal medicine.
In the October Editor's Choice article, Dr. Mitchell and colleagues investigated whether persistant organic pollutants, epigenetic alterations, and/or copy number variations are involved in the etiology of autistic spectrum disorder.
In the August Editor's Choice article, Dr. Falik-Zaccai and colaborators report important new information about how XPD mutations relate to the clinical manifestations observed in patients.
