Category Archives: Issue Image
Understanding Images: Traffic jam causes immune cell road rage
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inUnderstanding Images: Shedding light on nuclear size control
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inUnderstanding Images: Human nose shape and climate adaptation
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inUnderstanding Images: Seeing Myopia for What it Is- Potentially Treatable
In a post reflecting on August’s PLOS Genetics issue image, Andrei Tkatchenko explains the science behind the image. Author: Andrei V. Tkatchenko, Columbia University Medical Center, New York, USA Competing interests: Andrei V. Tkatchenko is an author of the article … Continue reading
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inWinner of the PLOS Genetics issue image campaign
Earlier this month we launched a campaign to solicit people’s favourite PLOS Genetics issue images, published over the last ten years, from a selection of five. The winning image depicts claudin 1, E-cadherin and keratin 14 in the tail … Continue reading
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inUnderstanding images: microRNAs contribute to hair loss and follicle regression
In a piece reflecting on this month’s PLOS Genetics issue image, author Zhengquan Yu discusses the research behind Yuan et al. Author: Zhengquan Yu, State Key Laboratories for Agrobiotechnology, College of Biological Sciences, China Agricultural University, Beijing, China Competing interests: … Continue reading
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Posted by Biology, Blog, genetics, hair, hair loss, Issue Image, microRNA, molecular biology, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Genetics
inUnderstanding Images: Golden Retrievers Contribute to Cancer Research
This continues our series of blog posts from PLOS Genetics about our monthly issue images. Author Kerstin Lindblad-Toh discusses February’s issue image from Tonomura et al Author: Kerstin Lindblad-TOH, Professor Uppsala University, Co-Director SciLifeLab Sweden and Director of Vertebrate Genome Biology, … Continue reading
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Posted by B cells, Biology, Blog, cancer, canine, dogs, Gene Expression, genetic loci, haplotypes, immune response, Issue Image, PLoS Biologue, PLoS Genetics, T cell
inUnderstanding images: A giant single-celled plant
This continues our series of blog posts from PLOS Genetics about our monthly issue images. Author Daniel Chitwood discusses January’s issue image from Ranjan et al Author: Daniel H. Chitwood Competing interests: Daniel H. Chitwood is an author of the … Continue reading
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inUnderstanding images: Keeping up in the wonderland of human evolution
This continues our series of blog posts from PLOS Genetics about our monthly issue images. Author Laurent Duret talks about November’s image from their article, Lesecque et al. Author: Laurent Duret Competing interests: Laurent Duret is an author of the article discussed … Continue reading
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