The Journal of Pathology

**2011 IMPACT FACTOR: 6.318**

High quality reviews and papers

• 2011 Impact Factor: 6.318      
• Top pathology research journal  
• 2011 Immediacy Index: 2.153
  
  

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• First decision time averages just 9 days
• Final decision time averages just 18 days
• Accepted article PDFs online within days of acceptance
• No submission, page or handling charges, supplementary data is published for free
• Competitive colour charges
• OnlineOpen - Open Access option
  
  

Aims & Scope

Manuscript Submission Checklist for Authors

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Call for papers: Next generation sequencing studies

The Journal of Pathology is now soliciting submissions of primary research based on massively parallel sequencing taking advantage of novel insights into the genetic basis of human diseases, including the identification of new genotype-phenotype associations and novel driver mutations, characterisation of patterns of genetic instability, and on the topic of intra-tumour genetic heterogeneity.

Read the full details here.

Submit your research for publication online at mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jpath

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The Journal of Pathology publishes quarterly online-only Virtual Issues. These group together recent articles in one easy-to-find place, with accompanying annotation, alongside questions that may be used for CPD/CME.

FREE: 2013 Issue 1 - The microenvironment and cancer

2013 Annual Review Issue
Inflammation, Wound Repair & Fibrosis

Guest Editors:
Eric S. White & Alberto R. Mantovani

Read this special issue now: Volume 229, Issue 2

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You can also still enjoy the 2012 Annual Review Issue on The Cell Biology of Disease FREE online.

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NEW: Read the Editor-in-Chief's Blog

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Featured Article

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Germline and somatic polymerase ϵ and δ mutations define a new class of hypermutated colorectal and endometrial cancers

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Podcasts

Podcasts from The Journal of Pathology support and enhance regular content. Enjoy this latest podcast for FREE:

The 2012 Year-End Recap
In this year-end podcast, Editor-in-Chief Peter Hall recaps the last five years of The Journal of Pathology.

Visit the podcasts page to access older podcasts and all podcasts in other file formats.

Upcoming Pathological Society Meeting

Edinburgh Pathology 2013
7th Joint Meeting of the British Division of the IAP and The Pathological Society
18 - 21 June 2013
Edinburgh International Conference Centre

To find out more about The Pathological Society, including information on how to join, visit www.pathsoc.org.