Metastatic Progression of Human Melanoma
A special issue of Cancers (ISSN 2072-6694). This special issue belongs to the section "Cancer Pathophysiology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 January 2024) | Viewed by 49601
Special Issue Editors
Interests: melanoma; progression; genomics; signaling
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Interests: melanoma; immune microenvironment; immunotherapy
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Melanoma is the most metastatic human cancer, and can progress even from a very small sub-millimeter-sized primary. Accordingly, to understand the biology behind it may not only reveal the unique molecular determinants of this biology but may also identify the common, pan-cancer characteristics of metastatic progression. This Special Issue of Cancers is dedicated to human melanoma progression. Although there were fundamental improvements in the management of the metastatic disease of melanoma patients, the disease itself is still not curable when it becomes metastatic. To further improve the treatment of melanoma, we have to better understand the biology, the genetic background behind, the unique immunology of melanoma, and most importantly, the background of therapy resistance: chemo-, targeted or immunological. We expect submissions for this endeavor from researchers, molecular pathologists, immunologists and oncologists who can contribute to a better understanding of melanoma.
Prof. Dr. Jozsef Tímar
Dr. Andrea Ladányi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- human melanoma
- metastasis models
- oncogenic signaling
- organ metastasis
- genomics
- immune microenvironment
- prognosticators
- predictors of target therapies
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