Tumor Targeting

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Tumor Targeting is an international journal. While traditional cancer treatment methods have involved treating the whole body, Tumor Targeting takes its cue from recent developments in the biology and molecular biology of cancer, focusing on a variety of approaches to tackling the tumor itself. The journal covers all current and emerging techniques in the field, including the use of monoclonal antibodies attached to anti-tumor agents (so-called “magic bullets”), forms of gene therapy which block rapid tumor growth at DNA level and the use of pharmaceuticals.

Last Updated 21 March 2001

Nature Publishing Group Specialist Journals have a substantial list of leading international journals in the key areas of science and medicine. Specialist fields covered include: bone marrow transplantation, cell death and differentiation, critical care/intensive care, dentistry, dentomaxillofacial radiology, environmental epidemiology, gene therapy, hematology, human and experimental toxicology, exposure analysis, human hypertension, impotence research, industrial microbiology, industrial health, information systems, leukemia, lupus, microcirculation, molecular psychiatry, multiple sclerosis, neuroscience, nursing, nutrition, obesity, occupational medicine, oncology, oncology pharmacy practice, operations research, optometry and ophthalmology, oral diseases, orthopedics, paraplegia, perinatology, pharmacology, psychiatry, public health, spinal injury and disease.