About Journal
Cancer Science & Research: Open Access (CSROA)is an international journal that acts as scientific platform for scientists, researchers and other health professionals to publish their high-quality research articles on the recent advancements of cancer science and research. CSROA publishes peer reviewed manuscripts of scientific excellence on various topics related to cancer science such as detection, diagnosis and treatment of cancer through novel techniques, biomarkers of cancer etc.
Manuscripts on topics related to chemotherapy, tumour markers, biopsy, immunotherapies, radiation and surgical oncology, cancer therapy, breast and cervical cancer, tumour cell biology and cancer stem cells are widely accepted after peer review process. CSROA is an open access journal that widely focusses on providing a clear and scientific vision to the research and scientific community on break through and novel discoveries about cancer biology and clinical cancer research through its scholarly articles.
The journal continuously strives to cater to the needs of Oncologists, Pathologists, Endocrinologists, Gynaecologists, Radiologists, Pulmonologists, and Researchers through its original and scientific articles on cancer science and research. The journal welcomes original submissions, surgeon’s reports, cases studies, reviews and short communications on aetiology, and treatment of cancer for publication.
Subject Areas
➢ Tumor and Stem Cell Biology | ➢ Molecular Targets |
➢ Molecular Basis of Cancer | ➢ Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine |
➢ Tumor Immunology | ➢ Cell Cycle and Checkpoints |
➢ Nuclear Serine-Threonine Kinases | ➢ Cancer Drug Discovery |
➢ DNA Repair and Apoptosis | ➢ Cancer Treatments |
➢ Dental Cancer | ➢ Lung Cancer |
➢ Genitourinary Cancer | ➢ Central Nervous System Tumors |
➢ Head and Neck Cancer | ➢ Skin Cancers |
➢ Lymphoma | ➢ Myeloma |
➢ Sarcoma | ➢ Sannula |
➢ Sarcinogen | ➢ Catheter |
➢ Cancer imaging | ➢ Ayurveda samhita |
➢ Lymphedema | ➢ Metastasize |
➢ Monoclonal antibodies | ➢ Branchy therapy |
➢ Cancer epidemiology | ➢ Biologic therapy |