DNA REPAIR

DNA Repair is a distinguished international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the comprehensive study of DNA damage and repair mechanisms, published monthly by Elsevier in the Netherlands under ISSN 1568-7864. As a leading platform in the field, the journal bridges fundamental molecular biology and clinical applications, focusing on topics such as genome stability, the molecular underpinnings of DNA repair pathways, and the etiology of related diseases, particularly cancer. With an impact factor hovering around 4.0, it is indexed in the Science Citation Index (SCI) and typically ranked in the second or third quartile of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) journal categories for biology and medicine. While the journal operates on a hybrid model, offering partial open access options rather than full open access, it maintains rigorous editorial standards and a selective review process that reflects its high academic quality. Although the specialized nature of the subject matter results in a relatively niche readership and potentially intense competition for publication, DNA Repair remains a vital resource for researchers and clinicians seeking to advance their understanding of genomic integrity and its implications for human health.