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Close ModalCover: Stem cells within adult mouse whisker follicles are found in an extracellular matrix niche that contains tenascin-C and tenascin-W. The image shows extracellular tenascin-W (red) and CD34-positive stem cells (green), identified with double-label immunohistochemistry, in the trabecular region of the whisker follicle. See article by R. P. Tucker et al. (pp. 5111–5115).
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Activation of the SUMO modification system is required for the accumulation of RAD51 at sites of DNA damage
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Celebrating Open Access Week 2021
To celebrate Open Access Week 2021, we asked the Editors-in-Chief of Development, Journal of Cell Science and Journal of Experimental Biology for their thoughts on Open Access publishing.
Read more about our commitment to Open Access.
JCS essay series
Has equity, diversity and/or inclusion shaped your experience as a cell biologist in some way? Submit your essay by 1 December 2021 for a chance to be published in Journal of Cell Science.
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
Chris MacDonald (University of York) talks with our Publisher Claire Moulton about his latest JCS article and the benefits of publishing Open Access for free via our Read & Publish initiative.
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.
