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Editor in Chief: Michael Spinella
Aims & Scope: The primary mission of Translational Oncogenomics is to provide an open-access, peer-reviewed, rapi... more
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ISSN: 1177-2727
Dr. Michael Spinella is Associate Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology at Dartmouth Medical School. He has extensive experience in basic molecular cancer research with clinical applications. His primary area of research has been in applying differentiation as a preventive and therapeutic strategy for cancer.
Dr. Spinella's current research focus is on the identification of mechanistic links between pluripotency and cancer and the identification of downstream genes and pathways signaling induced differentiation of human solid tumor cells, especially in response to retinoids and finding causative genes in those tumors that are cured with differentiation and cytotoxic therapy.
As an author of a review published in Translational Oncogenomics, I was impressed by the prompt processing and speed of publication. The entire submission, review and publication process was easy, quick and pleasant. The comments from reviewers and associate editor were high quality, scientifically deep and objective. It was a great pleasure to cooperate with such qualified and friendly team. I highly recommend publication in Libertas Academica journals.
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