Mutagenesis provides a forum for original research, reviews, and perspectives on all aspects of mutagenesis, including molecular mechanisms, genetic effects, and environmental implications. This international journal delves into the study of mutations, the driving force behind evolution, and their relevance to human health and environmental safety.
Key topics covered range from DNA damage and repair to the assessment of mutagenic agents and their impact on various organisms. It addresses the use of genetic toxicology assays, risk assessment strategies, and the role of mutagenesis in cancer development. Mutagenesis is indexed in prominent databases such as CAS, Scopus, and Web of Science, ensuring broad visibility for published work.
By publishing high-quality research, Mutagenesis serves as a key resource for geneticists, toxicologists, and environmental scientists. It encourages submissions exploring novel methodologies and innovative approaches to understanding mutagenesis. Submit your latest findings to advance knowledge in this critical field and contribute to a healthier future.