Frontiers - Cell Biology

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Research and updates from all @FrontiersIn journals in the field of cell biology. #openaccess

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    Publishing openly helps research be seen, shared, and built on. The latest metrics for Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology are here: a Journal Impact Factor of 5.3 and a CiteScore of 9.9. Explore the community behind this journal ⬇️
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    New Research: Cross-stress transcriptomic integration in Marchantia polymorpha reveals stress-specific expression of regulated cell-death-associated genes www.​frontiersin.​org/articles/10.​3389/fceld.​2026.​1985736 #FrontiersIn #CellDeath
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    New Research: Cross-species single-cell and spatial transcriptomics map the conserved stromal remodeling landscape of inflammatory arthritis www.​frontiersin.​org/articles/10.​3389/fmmed.​2026.​1951540 #FrontiersIn #MolecularMedicine
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    New Research: Integrating cure and care in Alzheimer’s disease: a systems perspective for precision medicine www.​frontiersin.​org/articles/10.​3389/fmmed.​2026.​1960763 #FrontiersIn #MolecularMedicine
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    New Research: Proteostasis collapse and unfolded protein response-mediated neurodegeneration in prion disease www.​frontiersin.​org/articles/10.​3389/fceld.​2026.​1941546 #FrontiersIn #CellDeath
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    Congratulations to Karl Deisseroth, awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for their discoveries concerning light-gated ion channels and optogenetics. He has contributed to @FrontiersIn journals 🧵 #NobelPrize
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    Deisseroth co-authored a Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology study on Crimson, a bright, nontoxic red fluorescent protein for labelling fine structures in neurons:
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    New Research: The potential of AI inspired approaches for patient monitoring in drug development for Huntington’s disease: capturing the digital exhaust for activities of daily living www.​frontiersin.​org/articles/10.​3389/fmmed.​2026.​1966010 #FrontiersIn #MolecularMedicine
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