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How cells accurately duplicate and segregate their genetic information remains a topic of intense research. A series of specially commissioned articles in this issue presents recent insights into different aspects of the cell division cycle and genomic surveillance.
Here, we make a case for multivariate measurements in cell biology with minimal perturbation. We discuss how correlative data can identify cause-effect relationships in cellular pathways with potentially greater accuracy than conventional perturbation studies.
Change the Equation, a non-profit group of more than 100 corporate organizations, is committed to improving the state of mathematics and science education in the US.
The increasingly pressing problems facing postdoctoral fellows in recent years call for a re-evaluation of the position of postdocs in academia and collaboration of involved parties to bring about positive change.
In the current climate of cuts to science and research funding, the commitment of researchers to influencing science policy has resurfaced as an essential issue.
This issue presents a series of specially commissioned articles that highlight exciting facets of stem cell research, including recent insights into the nature of pluripotency and how studying stem cells can increase our understanding of normal ageing and disease.