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Cover: Live cell image of growing microtubule plus ends in a dividing HeLa cell that stably expresses EB3-GFP. Three consecutive frames obtained at 2.5-second intervals, were colorized in a custom-made plug-in for ImageJ. The frames were obtained by using a Nikon-based Yokogawa spinning disc microscope at a resolution of 67 nm in 1 pixel and an exposure time of 0.5 seconds. The image was composed by Ilya Grigoriev (Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands). See article by A. Akhmanova and M. O. Steinmetz (pp. 3415-3419).Close Modal - PDF Icon PDF LinkTable of contents
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Rac controls PIP5K localisation and PtdIns(4,5)P2 synthesis, which modulates vinculin localisation and neurite dynamics
Neuronal connexin-36 can functionally replace connexin-45 in mouse retina but not in the developing heart
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JCS Journal Meeting 2023: Imaging Cell Dynamics
Our 2023 Journal Meeting on ‘Imaging Cell Dynamics’ will be held from 14-17 May 2023 in Lisbon, Portugal. Due to popular demand, we can currently only accept applications for online attendance. Apply now to attend this meeting virtually. Registration deadline: 31 March.
Call for papers: Cell and Tissue Polarity
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We are welcoming submissions for our next special issue, which will focus on ‘Cell and tissue polarity’ and will be guest edited by David Bryant. Submission deadline: 15 July.
Editorial: Publishing where it matters
Editor-in-Chief Michael Way outlines Journal of Cell Science’s plans for the upcoming year and introduces Seema Grewal as our new Executive Editor.
preLights 5th Birthday webinar
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Cell Scientists to Watch
As a community-focused journal, Journal of Cell Science is keen to support the next generation of cell biologists. Check out Cell Scientists to Watch, our interview series featuring talented researchers who have recently set up their own labs.
