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期刊名:Cell

缩写:CELL

ISSN:0092-8674

e-ISSN:1097-4172

IF/分区:42.5/Q1

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Chiara Fornetto,Thomas Euler,Tom Baden Chiara Fornetto
Vision first evolved in the water, where the spectral content of light informs about viewing distance. However, whether and how aquatic visual systems exploit this "fact of physics" remains unknown. Here, we show that zebrafish use "color" ...
Felix Mikus,Armando Rubio Ramos,Hiral Shah et al. Felix Mikus et al.
Microbial eukaryotes remain understudied despite their critical ecological importance, with the exception of a few established models. They are often small, difficult to culture, and resistant to standard labeling and imaging techniques. He...
Olivia V Goldman,Alexandra E DeFoe,Yanyan Qi et al. Olivia V Goldman et al.
The female Aedes aegypti mosquito's remarkable ability to hunt humans and transmit pathogens relies on her unique biology. Here, we present the Aedes aegypti Mosquito Cell Atlas, a comprehensive single-nucleus RNA sequencing dataset of more...
Jiashuo Zheng,Marcus Conrad Jiashuo Zheng
In this issue of Cell, Han et al. find that tumor cells metastasizing to the bone marrow hijack macrophages to seize iron from red blood cells. This metabolic plunder thereby fuels tumor progression while contributing to anemia. ...
Vanessa Sancho-Shimizu Vanessa Sancho-Shimizu
Saturation genome editing meets functional phenotyping to turn sequencing ambiguity into actionable diagnoses. Copyright © 2025 Elsevier Inc. All rights...
Séverine Balmand,Camille Rivard,Sergio Peignier et al. Séverine Balmand et al.
Symbiosis is widespread in nature and plays a fundamental role in organism adaptation and evolution. In nutritional endosymbiosis, host cells accommodate intracellular bacteria and act as a "metabolic factory," requiring extensive metabolic...