Biology of the Cell

Optogenetics Themed Issue





Check out our themed issue of optogenetics papers published in Biology of the Cell, updated with new articles as and when they are published!

Online Only
From 2013 volume, Biology of the Cell has made the decision to move online only in order to enhance the standing of the journal and further improve the quality of its provision for authors and readers.

Paper of the Year 2012
This has just been awarded to Sarah J. Fletcher, Natalie S. Poulter, Elizabeth J. Haining and Joshua Z. Rappoport for
Clathrin-mediated endocytosis regulates occludin, and not focal adhesion, distribution during epithelial wound healing

Cover of the Year 2012
This is awarded to the September 2012 Cover; taken from A novel role for the non-catalytic intracellular domain of Neprilysins in muscle physiology by Mareike Panz, Jessica Vitos-Faleato, Arne Jendretzki, Jürgen J. Heinisch, Achim Paululat and Heiko Meyer.

Read Biology of the Cell articles grouped by hot topics, such as:

Optogenetics

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Biology of the Cell recognizes the most downloaded paper during the cover month of each issue:

April 2013
FRET and FRAP imaging: Approaches to characterise tau and stathmin interactions with microtubules in cells
Roqiya Nouar et al.

The editors would also like to highlight this recent Accepted Article from China:
Inflammatory environment induces gingival tissue-specific mesenchymal stem cells to differentiate towards a pro-fibrotic phenotype
Nan Li, Na Liu, Jun Zhou, Liang Tang, Bofu Ding, Yinzhong Duan, Yan Jin

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