Rigorous research progress on two-dimensionally thin materials has recently uncovered their exciting fundamental properties, which has triggered huge interest. Based on their excellent properties, they demonstrate a range of electronic applications, from field-effect transistors, sensors, photovoltaics, memory storage devices, and so on. This exclusively curated special issue is guest edited by…
Improved understanding of physiology and disease requires methods for high-throughput genetic dissection in the organism. Here, Keys and Knouse establish genome-scale screening in the mouse…
Interviews with five inspirational women in biophysics and published authors in Biophysical Society journals, Biophysical Journal and Biophysical Reports, who describe their career journeys, roadblocks,…
Cell Genomics provides an accessible forum for authors and is an indispensable resource for geneticists in all disciplines. In the run-up to receiving our first…
Cell Symposia: Engineering development and disease in organoids
Lau and colleagues generated an in vitro mouse embryo model with embryonic and extraembryonic lineages using exclusively embryonic stem cells and showed that the embryoids can…
Devarajan et al. identify signals provided by infection that synergize to drive CD4 effectors to develop into lung cytotoxic CD4 cells (ThCTLs) that kill influenza-virus-infected cells.…
A Cell Press collection on immunology showcasing leading research and reviews from across our portfolio.
Shinde et al. establish a community resource to compare patients’ vaccine responses and to host annual contests to predict vaccination outcomes. They find specifically trained multi-omics…
Cancer immunity is subject to spatiotemporal regulation by leukocyte interaction with the tumor microenvironment. Growing evidence suggests an emerging role for the vasculature in tumor…
Immunotherapy holds strong promise for cancer treatment but at present benefits only a small proportion of cases. A pan-cancer analysis of the immune landscape in…
