Background and Format: The Pathologist is a monthly publication that reports on the research, personalities, policies, and partnerships that shape pathology.

Established in 1955 and published for scientists in the field of cell biology. Provides information on all aspects of cellular structure and function to cell biologists and biomedical scientists. Aims to provide a rigorous forum for all the important topics in contemporary cell biological research. Includes nuclear organization and structure, protein and membrane trafficking, signal transduction, cytoskeleton and molecular motors, cell cycle and division, cell growth, survival and death, cellular adhesion and motility and intercellular communication. Also defines the interfaces between cell biology and other fields, especially those elucidating the cell biological basis of problems in immunology, neurobiology, microbial pathology, developmental biology and disease.

Written for doctors and biomedical researchers in gene research. Includes the contributions of molecular, cellular, biochemical and genetic approaches to eukaryotic gene expression. Aims to provide information on the rapid advances in understanding of gene regulation, organization and structure.

Devoted to continuing education and providing a forum for presentation of advances in the understanding of pathological processes. Articles cover all aspects of diagnostic human pathology, contemporary issues pertinent to the practice of pathology, illustrative case studies and applications of methods to enhance diagnostic accuracy.

Peer-reviewed articles respond to the changing nature of the anesthesia and analgesia field. Contents cover pain control and critical care for all types of surgery and focus on advances, methods and new techniques. Anesthesia & Analgesia DOES ACCEPT bilined submissions/articles.