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Close ModalCover: Confocal microscopy image of a transverse section through the chicken spinal cord following electroporation of a GLI3 transcriptional repressor. Electroporated cells express EGFP in green, whereas PAX7-expressing cells are detected in red. GLI3 repressor induces ectopic PAX7 expression in the ventral neural tube (bottom left). See article by B. Carpenter et al. (pp. 1034–1050).
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In This Issue
Editorial
Cell Science at a Glance
Commentary
Research Articles
Retraction
Articles of Interest in Other COB Journals
From Development
Mitochondrial dysfunction in oocytes of obese mothers: transmission to offspring and reversal by pharmacological endoplasmic reticulum stress inhibitors
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.
