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Cover: Image of a mitotic HeLa cell stained to detect centromeres and kinetochores (blue), Mad1 (green) and Mad2LQRQ (red) following Cdc20 RNAi. Normally, Mad2 is recruited to kinetochores by Mad1. By contrast, kinetochore localization of the Mad2LQRQ mutant is dependent on Cdc20. See article by F. G. Westhorpe et al. (pp. 3905-3916).Close Modal - PDF Icon PDF LinkTable of contents
Cell Scientists to Watch
Talented researchers who have recently set up their own labs talk about their lives in and out of the lab, the journeys that led them to where they are now, the current state of science funding, and give advice on how to navigate the transition to independence.
'FocalPlane features...' webinar series
We’re excited to announce the new 'FocalPlane features…' webinar series. Covering all aspects of microscopy, join us on the first Tuesday of every month to hear about the latest research and take part in a virtual networking session with the speaker afterwards.
The Corona Files
“In the past year we have called out inequality and injustice, we have forged a public awareness of the value of science, and we have found new ways to interact around the world."
Our resident insectivore, Mole, continues his latest series – The Corona Files. Catch up on Mole’s weekly musings on how COVID-19 is changing the landscape for researchers.
Read & Publish voices: Chris MacDonald
JCS joins the Preprint Reviewer Recruitment Network
Journal of Cell Science, along with its sister journals Development and Biology Open, joins ASAPbio's Preprint Reviewer Recruitment Network, a new initiative aiming to help researchers, journals and publishers, by enabling willing researchers to share preprint feedback as work samples for review by participating journals.
