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PCMR

Pigment Cell & Melanoma Research (PCMR)

PCMR is the official publication of the International Federation of Pigment Cell Societies and the Society for Melanoma Research

  • Editor: Vijayasaradhi Setaluri (USA)
  • JCR Impact Factor: 6.115
  • ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2017:39/190 (Cell Biology)
  • ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2017:5/64 (Dermatology)
  • ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2017:36/223 (Oncology)
  • Online ISSN: 1755-148X
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ifpcsIFPCS Federation@ifpcs·
21 Feb

We are launching today a call for @ifpcs Travel Awards to attend the #IPCC2023 conference in Bilbao (Spain). Eligible candidates are junior members of @EuSPCR #ASPCR #JSPCR or @PASPCR1 Deadline: 15 March 2023
Please help us disseminating this information.
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salonsoLabSantos Alonso@salonsoLab·
7 Feb

Early Bird registration deadline is nigh! Feb 15th!

XXV Pigment Cell Conference
Bilbao (Spain)
May 30th to June 2nd, 2023
Organizers: @upvehu, @UMU, @CNB_CSIC,@LluisMontoliu, @salonsoLab, Lola Boyano, Aintzane Asumendi.
Abstracts submission open:
https://t.co/aCDBH4RvzZ

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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
19 Dec

I invite you to watch this video from my #YouTube channel, for non-experts, that I prepared for the #ISCA2022 meeting, to explain the use of different #animal #models 🐭🐭to investigate on #albinism
@EuSPCR @ifpcs @PASPCR1 @UnAlbinism @ALBA_albinismo
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ifpcsIFPCS Federation@ifpcs·
9 Dec

At the @ifpcs we have updated the list of genes directly or indirectly involved in the control of #pigmentation From 662 to 688, 26 new #ColorGenes recently reported by various colleagues in the field. Getting close to 700 genes, ~3% of the genome🧬

https://t.co/VnwaSNLF6H

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salonsoLabSantos Alonso@salonsoLab·
30 Nov

XXV Pigment Cell Conference
Bilbao (Spain)
May 30th to June 2nd, 2023
Organizers: @upvehu, @UMU, @CNB_CSIC,@LluisMontoliu, @salonsoLab
Abstracts submission open:
https://t.co/BzhQZ9IubR
Keywords: melanocyte, keratinocyte, melanoma, vitiligo, UVR ... and more

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