Experimental Pathology encompasses the use of multidisciplinary scientific techniques to investigate the pathogenesis and progression of pathologic processes.
The International Journal of Experimental Pathology - IJEP - publishes papers which afford new and imaginative insights into the basic mechanisms underlying human disease.
IJEP publishes papers on in vitro work, animal models, and clinical research.  The key objective is to report on work that addresses the common theme of mechanism at a cellular and molecular level.
IJEP publishes both original experimental investigations and review articles.
Recent themes for review series have covered topics as diverse as 'Viruses and Cancer', 'Granulomatous Diseases', 'Stem cells' and 'Cardiovascular Pathology'.
Current status reviews have considered 'Joint cavity formation', Adhesion molecules in liver and gut' and 'New informative animal models'.
Experimental Pathology as a discipline will include research into a wide variety of fields of interest.  Thus, IJEP has provided a forum for the reporting of studies into:
pathogenesis and aetiology of infectious disease
the causes of impaired resistance to infection
stress-related diseases
agent-induced toxicity
auto-immune disease
congenital and hereditary disorders
endocrine pathology
enviornmental pathology
pathology of trauma
the causes and mechanisms of carcinogenesis
biochemical malfunctions
iatrogenic disease
the pathology of ageing
new and informative animal models of disease
veterinary pathology
the development and use of in vitro models of human pathology
The Editors of IJEP pay particular attention that research reported confirms with currently accepted ethical standards.

Editor
David R Katz
IJEP Editorial Office
Division of Infection & Immunity
University College London
Cruciform Building
Gower Street
London WC1E 6BT
Tel: 020 3108 2112
Fax: 020 3108 2123
Email:  b.nikolic@ucl.ac.uk
Associate Editors
Professor Malcolm Alison, Queen Mary's, London, UK
Professor Sarah Howie, University of Edinburgh, UK
Professor Claire E Lewis, University of Sheffield, UK

Editorial Board
J. Boyle, London, UK
A. Cooke, Cambridge, UK
B. Corfe, Sheffield, UK
J. Couchman, Copenhagen, Denmark
A. Dogan, New York, USA
M. Feldmann, Oxford, UK
J. Gerdes, Borstel, Germany
R.D. Goldin, London, UK
P. Haslam, London, UK
T. Hattori, Otsu, Japan
A. Howie, London, UK
W.Irving, Nottingham, UK
P.M. Kaye, York, UK
S. Lakhani, Brisbane, Australia
H-G Lee, Cleveland, USA
J. Marcinkiewicz, Krakow, Poland
J. Morgan, London, UK
M. Novelli, London, UK
M.I. Panagiotidis, Edinburgh, UK
A.A Pitsillides, London, UK
B. Ryffel, Orléans, France
S. Sakaguchi, Kyoto, Japan
J. Scharfstein, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
A.R.J. Silver, London, UK
C.A. Staton, Sheffield, UK
T. Sugimura, Tokyo, Japan
N. Ziats, Cleveland, USA
IJEP Company Council Members
Professor Malcolm Alison, London, UK
Mrs Sabrina Bruce, London, UK
Professor David S Latchman, London, UK
Professor Ian Lauder, Leicester, UK
Professor Gillian Murphy, Cambridge, UK
Professor Sir Nicholas Wright, Cambridge, UK
Former IJEP Company Council Members
Professor Sir Peter Lachmann, London, UK
Professor Robert L Souhami, London, UK
Professor Neville Woolf, London, UK