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Journal of Experimental and Molecular Pathology
ISSN: 3068-031X
Journal of Experimental and Molecular Pathology is an open venue for the rapid publication of achievements in various fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. The Journal aims to share new insights into the advances in the molecular diagnostics, investigative studies on human tissues, in vitro and in vivo experimental studies. Journal of Experimental and Molecular Pathology offers a fair and rapid peer-review process with a single round of revisions.
Drought treatment: A new tool for dissecting XA21 signaling in rice
Microbial infection can cause cell damage in both plants and animals, as well as triggering stress responses commonly induced by environmental (abiotic) cues.
Auditory system and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic that emerged in 2020 may affect the peripheral and central auditory system. According to studies in the literature, symptoms affecting the vestibulocochlear system such as sudden hearing loss, tinnitus, and vestibular neuritis are seen in individuals with COVID -19.
Role of KIR like natural killer cell receptors in autoimmune disorders: A commentary
The significance of KIR like natural killer cell receptors in autoimmune disorders was published by us in the year 2020 in a reputed journal “Clinical Immunology”. In this issue we have discussed the complex nature of autoimmune diseases revealing a multi-factorial etiology that involves a combination of genetic and environmental factors
Microbiome to dictate the occurrence of neurological disorders
Neuropsychiatric disorders have been the constant burden impacting healthcare since 1990, and more than 3 billion people worldwide are living with neurological conditions. Mental health conditions with cognitive decline were also observed in people who contracted SARSCoV-2 and later presented the PACS related disease after the resolution of primary infection.
Phenotype-genotype discordance and disorders of sexual differentiation
Noninvasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) and prenatal ultrasound can identify disorders of sexual differentiation (DSD), although discrepancies between genetic and phenotypic data can complicate diagnoses.