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.
In the June Editor's Choice, Cordelli and colleagues describe the persistence of the effects of X-ray exposure on mouse testes and identify the stages of sperm development that are affected.
In the May Editor's Choice article, Dr. Salas and collaborators examined the long-term consequences of anticancer therapy used to treat Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
In the April Editor's Choice article, Dr. David M. DeMarini explains why the field of human germ-cell mutagenesis is poised for rapid progress and discusses how to meet the regulatory challenges this will present.
