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Cell aims to publish the most exciting and provocative research in biology. Posts by Scientific Editors on the Cell Editorial team.
Cambridge, MA
Joined August 2009
New issue is out! 👉 https://t.co/QYWhLYBU9p On the cover: Zhu et al. uncover key genes underlying soybean adaptation and improvement.
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In the latest issue! Astrocytes functionally integrate multiple synapses via specialized leaflet domains
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Volumetric high-resolution electron microscopy reveals thin astrocyte leaflets form gap-junction-interconnected domains that contain minuscule endoplasmic reticulum saccules and enwrap synapses in...
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In the latest issue! Creeping fat-derived mechanosensitive fibroblasts drive intestinal fibrosis in Crohn’s disease strictures
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A pro-fibrotic, mechanosensitive CTHRC1+ fibroblast population derived from creeping fat drives intestinal fibrosis in Crohn’s disease.
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In the latest issue! Chimeric infective particles expand species boundaries in phage-inducible chromosomal island mobilization
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Capsid-forming PICIs (cf-PICIs) produce their own capsids and exploit phage tails from unrelated species to transfer their DNA across bacterial hosts. This tail piracy enables broad dissemination and...
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In the latest issue! AI mirrors experimental science to uncover a mechanism of gene transfer crucial to bacterial evolution
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By solving a previously unsolved biological question, the AI co-scientist predicted a complex mechanism of gene transfer and generated hypotheses that opened new research directions, illustrating...
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In the latest issue! Culture-independent meta-pangenomics enabled by long-read metagenomics reveals associations with pediatric undernutrition
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Minich et al. hypothesized that complete metagenome-assembled genomes, recovered through long-read DNA sequencing, would enable pangenome and microbial genome-wide association analyses to identify...
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In the latest issue! Ancient host-associated microbes obtained from mammoth remains
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A study of 483 mammoth remains spanning over a million years reveals ancient host-associated microbes preserved in bones and teeth, offering new insights into the long-term evolution of Pleistocene...
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In the latest issue! Stereo-seq V2: Spatial mapping of total RNA on FFPE sections with high resolution
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Stereo-seq V2 facilitates single-cell-resolution spatial RNA mapping in FFPE samples through random primer capture, uncovering ncRNAs, host-pathogen transcriptome profiling, and spatial immune...
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In the latest issue! Hepatocyte metabolic adaptations during pregnancy and lactation
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Single-cell transcriptomic analysis reveals the hepatocyte metabolic plasticity during pregnancy and lactation, highlighting a hepatic “pregnancy clock” that coordinates maternal metabolic adaptation...
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In the latest issue! Molecular impact of antisense oligonucleotide therapy in C9orf72-associated ALS
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This study provides an in-depth examination of the effects of BIIB078 antisense oligonucleotide therapy (ASO) in ALS patients with C9orf72 mutations. Although the drug reached the brain and spinal...
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In the latest issue! Mitochondrial activity tunes nociceptor resilience to excitotoxicity
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Excitation enables neuronal function; however, overexcitation and calcium overload can be deadly. This study reveals a cellular resilience program in which reduced expression of electron transport...
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In the latest issue! Extensive cross-species transmission of pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes in mammals neglected by public health surveillance
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Microbiome and virome sequencing of non-traditional farmed and wild mammals reveal an uncharted diversity of potential pathogens and mobile antibiotic resistance genes, providing insights into the...
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In the latest issue! Shank3 oligomerization governs material properties of the postsynaptic density condensate and synaptic plasticity
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The postsynaptic density (PSD) condensates in neuronal synapses are soft glass-like structures due to the formation of highly percolated protein-protein interaction networks. Shank3 oligomerization...
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In the latest issue! A receptor antagonist counterbalances multiple systemin phytocytokines in tomato
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Tomato antiSYS is a natural receptor antagonist that counterbalances agonistic systemin phytocytokines. Its deficiency triggers autoinflammatory-like symptoms affecting growth and development of...
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In the latest issue! A conserved mechanism for the retrieval of polyubiquitinated proteins from cilia
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CFAP36, a conserved cilia-specific ubiquitin reader, partners with the ARL3 GTPase to enable the selective and directional retrieval of polyubiquitinated proteins from cilia, a process essential for...
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Check out the ASU News story highlighting our Cell paper, Using nature’s playbook to keep engineered cells on script https://t.co/v1QBmJfOo6
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...and a Perspective on bridging the gap between single-cell phenotypes and the emergent functions of tissues and organs!
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This perspective discusses how small groups of cells work together in their environment as building blocks called mesoscale modules to form tissues and organs and how understanding these modules will...
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...long-read metagenomic sequencing to characterize the gut microbial communities in undernourished children... https://t.co/5dTQjg15an
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Minich et al. hypothesized that complete metagenome-assembled genomes, recovered through long-read DNA sequencing, would enable pangenome and microbial genome-wide association analyses to identify...
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...total RNA spatial mapping of clinical fixed samples with Stereo-seq V2... https://t.co/DrCGHV9dvx
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Stereo-seq V2 facilitates single-cell-resolution spatial RNA mapping in FFPE samples through random primer capture, uncovering ncRNAs, host-pathogen transcriptome profiling, and spatial immune...
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Featuring multiple sclerosis patients treated with CAR-T therapy... https://t.co/jYmb21coT6
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The first-in-human study of anti-BCMA CAR-T therapy for progressive multiple sclerosis shows a favorable safety profile, depletion of plasma cells in the central nervous system, and alleviation of...
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