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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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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
5 Jan

I began investigating the DNA regulatory elements of mouse Tyr gene thanks to a paper from Beatrice Mintz’s lab in 1991 that put us in the right track to find out the 5’ boundary element of this locus. Hence, her work was essential for my scientific career.
I am most thankful🐭 https://t.co/TjVV81e3Am

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ifpcsIFPCS Federation@ifpcs·
5 Jan

Beatrice Mintz (1921-2022) just passed away. She was a giant of mouse developmental biology and the mentor of outstanding researchers such as Lionel Larue @EuSPCR @institut_curie who informed us and provided this tribute by Jon Chernoff @FoxChaseCancer
https://t.co/bfYSR1YCRC

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EuSPCRESPCR@EuSPCR·
3 Dec

We had a fantastic 2021 1-day ESPCR online meeting with 33 great talks lostly from our younger researchers in the field. Some of them are captured in this group picture. Thanks to all speakers and >135 participants who attended online for the entire day. And congratulations Mauro

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BdxVitiligoVitiligo Bordeaux, Clinique et Recherche@BdxVitiligo·
3 Dec

Congratulations to prof Mauro Picardo for all his work done for the understanding ans management of vitiligo @ifpcs #vitiligo ! Well deserved https://t.co/l8wYjPk1L2

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LluisMontoliuLluis Montoliu@LluisMontoliu·
3 Dec

Today we will hold the 2021 @EuSPCR 1-day online meeting with plenty of talks on pigment cell research from all over the world @ifpcs and where we will celebrate the ESPCR Award to Professor Mauro Picardo, from San Gallicano Institute in Rome, for his outstanding contributions 👏

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