Molecular Signaling Pathways and Networks in Cancer

Dear Colleagues,

Dynamic regulation in the activity of molecular signaling pathways and networks is critical in cancer. Cancer signaling in various types and conditions of cancers triggers, progresses, and promotes cancer development. Molecular signaling pathway networks involved in progression, metastasis, drug resistance, and development in cancer are the main focuses in this collection.

In the meantime, specific Adverse Outcome Pathways (AOPs) in cancer are also in the main scope of this collection. Any authors who have been developing AOPs in cancer are greatly welcome to submit their papers.

Dr. Shihori Tanabe
Dr. You Song
Collection Editors

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