@Dev_Cell

We love (and publish) cell biology, development, and everything in between. Tweets by Dev Cell scientific editors https://xitter.cf/t.co/AvVyfyMshd

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Joined December 2013
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Cell Press@CellPressNewsOct 16
Curious about how an accepted paper is processed at Cell Press? Our Head of Production Andy Smith details steps our production team takes to support authors throughout the publication process. To watch the full video, visit: cell.com/video-do/behind-the…
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Cell Metabolism@Cell_Metabolism29 Jan 2025
Exciting news! The abstract deadline for @CellSymposia Metabolites: Organellar communication in health and disease has been extended to Feb 14, 2025. Join #CSMetabolites2025 to share your research & explore cutting-edge advancements. Submit here: hubs.li/Q034sr1x0
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Living model of implantation for studying the steps in early #pregnancy. Video and research by Niraimathi Govindasamy et al @MPI_Muenster in @Dev_Cell. Read more on bpod.mrc.ac.uk/archive/2021/… with @MRC_LMS and @DrJohnAnkers
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YBellaïcheLab@bellaiche_y7 Dec 2021
We are joyful to introduce #ShineGal4, a new Drosophila optogenetic Gal4/UAS system developed in the frame of a fantastic collaboration with @jpvincentlab :  @DiPietroFloren1 et al.  @Dev_Cell cell.com/developmental-cell/… #drosophila #optogenetics #Gal4 1/7

Rapid and robust optogenetic control of gene expression in Drosophila

di Pietro et al. develop a GAL4/UAS optogenetic system that allows fast and efficient control of gene expression. This enables the investigation of gene function with high spatiotemporal resolution...

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Srivastava Lab@acoel_hofstenia8 Nov 2021
Early stocking stuffer idea: "glowworms" (non-arthropod) for every biologist in your life. Our paper on transgenesis in Hofstenia is now online @Dev_Cell: authors.elsevier.com/a/1e2T-…
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Sierra Palumbos, Ph.D.@s_palumbos5 Nov 2021
Very excited to share my first first-author publication! Out now at Developmental Cell 🪱🥳 Find out how cAMP directs gap junction trafficking, subcellular placement, and specificity! authors.elsevier.com/c/1e1Pa…
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Sophie Dumont@DumontLab5 Oct 2021
Excited to share our work out in @Dev_Cell showing that opposing motor forces give the mammalian spindle mechanical and functional robustness. Spearheaded by a fantastic graduate student, @LilaNeahring, with help from Nathan Cho. Congrats Lila & Nathan! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Saxena Lab@SaxenaLab4 Oct 2021
Can we kill cancer by turning it into neurons? Out in @Dev_Cell, a huge team effort from talented lab members Randall Treffy, @sriivatsan, @XinghangJ, Lynne Nacke, Sam Malkana, & @DaniBergey, w/ collaborators in @kitaj_angio and O'Bryan labs. #ChildhoodCancer #Neuroblastoma 1/3
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richard white
@whitefishlab20 Sep 2021
How do cells cooperate in cancer? In our new @Dev_Cell paper, we use #zebrafish to show that different types of #melanoma cells stick together to make metastasis more efficient. Led by @TriIMDPhD student @nrcampbell3 in close collaboration with Joao Xavier's lab @sloan_kettering
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Blankenship Lab@blankenship_lab15 Sep 2021
Excited to see our work describing a PIP3-driven switch in cell ratcheting surfaces out in @Dev_Cell (and checkout the movies and EM later in the thread!): doi.org/10.1016/j.devcel.202…
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STAR Protocols
@STARProtocols23 Aug 2021
Check out this #protocol by Dr. Shiro Suetsugu @NAIST_MAIN_EN , detailing the extracellular vesicle (EV) collection from serum-free suspension culture via differential centrifugation, and the functional characterization of EVs: star-protocols.cell.com/prot… Research in @Dev_Cell
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Fangtao Chi@FangtaoChi23 Aug 2021
Our paper is online here! Thanks for your support @Dev_Cell on our studies about preimplantation mouse embryo #developmentalmetabolism all the time! cell.com/developmental-cell/…

Metabolic plasticity drives development during mammalian embryogenesis

Sharpley et al. investigate the metabolic reprogramming occurring during the earliest steps of mammalian development, the preimplantation period. They reveal the importance of redox state in regula...

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Kirchhausen lab@KirchhausenLab9 Aug 2021
Here is a fun video highlighting results from our recent paper on nuclear pore assembly during cell division in @Dev_Cell. @HarvardCellBio Full paper can be found here: cell.com/developmental-cell/…
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SalvaHerrera@SalvaHerrera46 Aug 2021
1/ I am pleased to publish as first author this research article in @Dev_Cell on the biology of stem cells and their niches in the testis of fruit flies: cell.com/developmental-cell/…. This work was led by @Erika_Bach at @nyugrossman and @AmoyelLab at @uclbiosciences (thread):
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Anna Kögler@AnnaCKoegler6 Aug 2021
Great opportunity for my first tweet. I am excited to share my PhD work, published today @Dev_Cell! We present iLEXY, an improved optogenetic tool for efficient perturbation of nuclear proteins at high temporal precision in embryos. zpr.io/GcvvKip39eQM

Extremely rapid and reversible optogenetic perturbation of nuclear proteins in living embryos

Kögler et al. establish an improved optogenetic tool (iLEXY) for conditional, efficient perturbation of nuclear proteins in embryos. iLEXY can mimic loss-of-function mutants and interrogate the...

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Jason Sheltzer@JSheltzer4 Aug 2021
My lab’s new paper from first-author @DevonLukow is out now in @Dev_Cell! He conducted a remarkable series of experiments demonstrating that aneuploidy and chromosomal instability can drive point mutation-independent drug resistance in cancer.
Developmental Cell@Dev_Cell4 Aug 2021
New Article online now at Dev Cell: Chromosomal instability accelerates the evolution of resistance to anti-cancer therapies - zpr.io/WSFd4YyWvhUb
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Stefano Santaguida@SteSantaguida4 Aug 2021
We are very excited to see our paper out in @Dev_Cell!! A fantastic work by outstanding @MaricaIppolito in which we show how aneuploidy and CIN can drive chemoresistance. @IEOufficiale @LaStatale @Fond_IEOMONZINO
Developmental Cell@Dev_Cell4 Aug 2021
New Article online now at Dev Cell: Gene copy-number changes and chromosomal instability induced by aneuploidy confer resistance to chemotherapy - zpr.io/NwYPFZb7dMHt

Gene copy-number changes and chromosomal instability induced by aneuploidy confer resistance to...

Ippolito et al. show that induction of chromosome mis-segregation leads to increased karyotypic heterogeneity that could be exploited by cancer cells to survive during chemotherapy. Chemoresistant...

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Iain Cheeseman@iaincheeseman30 Jul 2021
Excited for our latest paper out in @Dev_Cell. Beautiful work from Nolan Maier with Jun Ma in Mike Lampson’s lab. We’re fascinated by how cell division is rewired across different physiological contexts. Read how Separase transforms meiosis at the MI/MII by targeting Meikin.
Whitehead Institute@WhiteheadInst30 Jul 2021
A few key molecular players rewire cells from undergoing mitosis, to undergoing meiosis. Nolan Maier, in @IainCheeseman's lab, in collaboration with researchers @Penn, helps uncover the role of Meikin, a protein split in half to perform multiple functions. ow.ly/Kmdr50FHcC1
When the protein Meikin is not properly cleaved before meiosis II, chromosomes do not align properly, causing problems in cell division. Chromosomes are in blue and the cellular machinery that pulls them to opposite sides of the cell is in purple. Photo credit: Jun Ma.

ALT When the protein Meikin is not properly cleaved before meiosis II, chromosomes do not align properly, causing problems in cell division. Chromosomes are in blue and the cellular machinery that pulls them to opposite sides of the cell is in purple. Photo credit: Jun Ma.

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The Page-McCaw Lab@PageMcCawLab19 Jul 2021
With their dying breath, wounded cells send out a distress signal to surrounding neighbors! Our new paper in @Dev_Cell explores how #Drosophila detect and respond to wounds through proteolytic activation of #cytokines and #calciumsignaling. cell.com/developmental-cell/…

Proteolytic activation of Growth-blocking peptides triggers calcium responses through the GPCR...

O’Connor et al. investigate how cells in an epithelium detect the presence of nearby wounds. The mechanism is initiated by proteases released from lysing cells, which activate latent pro-ligand...

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Cell Press@CellPressNews13 Jul 2021
#2021SDB Read this @Dev_Cell collection on #developmentalbiology. Papers are free to access until this Friday! hubs.li/H0S8hwy0
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