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Close ModalCover: Immunofluorescent staining of CFTR (green) in the proximal mouse epididymis. In addition to being located in the apical membrane, CFTR is localised at tight junctions, where it uses its PDZ-binding domain to interact with ZO-1. Through this interaction, CFTR mediates the transcription of genes that control differentiation and proliferation, which it modulates by regulating the retention or recruitment of ZO-1 nucleic acid binding protein (ZONAB; also known as YBX3) to tight junctions. Blue, DAPI. See article by Ye Chun Ruan et al. (pp. 4396–4408).
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Commentaries
Short Report
Research Articles
Histone acetylation in astrocytes suppresses GFAP and stimulates a reorganization of the intermediate filament network
Articles of Interest in Other COB Journals
'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.
Save your spot at our next sessions:
1 June
Speaker: Pavel Tomancak
6 July
Speaker: Eva Nogales
3 August
Speaker: Michael Dustin
Meet the JCS Editors
Although in-person meetings are still on hold, we’re always happy to chat about JCS and The Company of Biologists. Our Editors are out and about, virtually of course, throughout May and June:
Mate Palfy (Features & Reviews Editor)
EMBL Chromatin and Epigenetics
17 - 20 May
Petra Gross (Senior Editor)
Cell Polarity and Membrane Dynamics
16 - 21 May
Targeted Protein Degradation: From Small Molecules to Complex Organelles
6 – 9 June
Sharon Ahmad (Executive Editor)
SIBBM 2021 – Frontiers in Molecular Biology
7 – 10 June
Cell scientist to watch - Julia Cordero
Julia Cordero shares her fascinating journey in science, from Argentina, to the USA and now Scotland, where she works across fly and mouse systems to investigate functions of the adult intestine in health and disease.
Mole - The Corona Files
"We are one year in, and not out of this yet."
Mole continues to offer his wise words to researchers on how to manage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
