Cell & Bioscience

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Content type: Research
| 4 July 2019

Physiological and transcriptome analyses of Opisthopappus taihangensis in response to drought stress

Authors: Huihui Gu, Yan Yang, Minghui Xing, Caipeng Yue, Fang Wei, Yanjie Zhang, Wenen Zhao and Jinyong Huang
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| 3 July 2019

CXCR4 knockdown prevents inflammatory cytokine expression in macrophages by suppressing activation of MAPK and NF-κB signaling pathways

Authors: Xue Tian, Guogang Xie, Hui Xiao, Fengming Ding, Wuping Bao and Min Zhang
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| 1 July 2019

LncRNA MALAT1 promotes osteoarthritis by modulating miR-150-5p/AKT3 axis

Authors: Ying Zhang, Fuyou Wang, Guangxing Chen, Rui He and Liu Yang
Content type: Review
| 26 June 2019

The single-cell sequencing: new developments and medical applications

Authors: Xiaoning Tang, Yongmei Huang, Jinli Lei, Hui Luo and Xiao Zhu
Content type: Review
| 26 June 2019

PKM2, function and expression and regulation

Authors: Ze Zhang, Xinyue Deng, Yuanda Liu, Yahui Liu, Liankun Sun and Fangfang Chen

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| 10 June 2015

KLF13 promotes porcine adipocyte differentiation through PPARγ activation

Authors: Shuzhong Jiang, Hongkui Wei, Tongxing Song, Yang Yang, Feng Zhang, Yuanfei Zhou, Jian Peng and Siwen Jiang
Content type: Review
| 22 March 2012

Retinoic acid synthesis and functions in early embryonic development

Authors: Richard Kin Ting Kam, Yi Deng, Yonglong Chen and Hui Zhao
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| 15 March 2012

Regulation of TGF-β receptor activity

Authors: Fei Huang and Ye-Guang Chen
Content type: Review
| 29 May 2014

Transcriptional and epigenetic regulation of PPARγ expression during adipogenesis

Authors: Ji-Eun Lee and Kai Ge
Content type: Research
| 16 April 2015

The expression profile of Aedes albopictus miRNAs is altered by dengue virus serotype-2 infection

Authors: Yanxia Liu, Yanhe Zhou, Jinya Wu, Peiming Zheng, Yiji Li, Xiaoying Zheng, Santhosh Puthiyakunnon, Zhijian Tu and Xiao-Guang Chen

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Award series
Winners of the 2018 Ming K. Jeang award for excellence in Cell & Bioscience
Edited by Dr Yun-Bo Shi

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Calcium and Calcium Signaling
Edited by Dr Xuehong Xu

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Articles by SCBA Awardees

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The Expanding Functions of Thyroid Hormone
Edited by Dr Jiemin Wong & Dr Shaochung Victor Hsia

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Genome Stability
Edited by Dr Guo-Min Li

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Genome Editing
Edited by Dr Yiping Qi

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Editor Profile

Dr Yun-Bo Shi, Editor-in-Chief

Dr Shi is a senior investigator and the Chief of Section on Molecular Morphogenesis, NICHD, NIH, and is currently serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Cell & Bioscience in his personal capacity. Dr Shi received his BS degree from Wuhan University, China, in 1982 and his PhD degree from University of California, Berkeley, CA, in 1988. After postdoctoral training at the Carnegie Institution, he established his own research group at NICHD, NIH, in 1992. Dr Shi has been studying the molecular basis of thyroid hormone regulation of vertebrate development by using Xenopus metamorphosis as a model system. Dr Shi has published over 130 research papers and 50 reviews/book chapters, edited three books and written a monograph on amphibian metamorphosis.