Enliven: Challenges in Cancer Detection and Therapy is an Open access, peer reviewed international journal and it aims to publish different types of articles on emerging developments and supports current and upcoming research in the field of cancer. This journal also allows articles on tumor studies, oncology and radiation.
This journal will support the budding scientists, scholars, academicians, researchers, and students by providing Open access platform for publishing their work.
This journal will follow the peer review policies and will bode Open access in having quality research output.
Enliven: Challenges in Cancer Detection and Therapy invites articles from authors and we assure authors that articles received will be processed with the best policies and will disseminate the articles to the right field.
Enliven: Challenges in Cancer Detection and Therapy journal is interested to publish high quality original research and reviews in all areas of cancer and related fields.
This journal invites articles from all areas like molecular, subcellular, cellular, organ, clinical and translational studies of cancer.
This journal supports to exchange ideas, concepts and findings, discoveries, and current developments in cancer, oncology research, and related fields. This journal provides the Open Access forum to quick and effective dissemination of new research in cancer for better world.
Landscape aspects of tumor,EMT and Expansion.
- Late analysis advise that epithelial mesenchymal transition(EMT) is an critical action which shares to not only cancer metastasis but also expanded stemness.
Low repetition of lung sunt cystic carcinoma with radiotherapy and resection.
- Surgical resection and adjutant radiotherapy in adenoid cystic carcinoma is a rare cause of thoracic malignancy, and the prognosis may depends in the extension.
Tracheobronchial fungal infections with tumor-like lesions is analysis of clinical features.
- The essential characterization of TM act bronchial stenosis or interfearance due to mucosal necrosis, uneven mucosa, or a mass.
Assessment of Cellular sufficiency in Endometrial Liquid-Based Cytology.
- In specimens with <10 clusters in diagnostic efficiency in specimens with?10 clusters was automatically higher (90.5% vs 36.4%).
Disjoint the single-Cell Transcriptome network hidden gastric Premalignant lesions and initial gastric cancer.
- Intestinal-type gastric cancer is anticipate by premalignat lesions, counting chronic atrophic gastritis and intestinal metaplasia.
