In this review, Sakers et al. discuss how astrocytes, microglia, and oligodendrocyte lineage cells actively regulate neural circuit formation, refinement, and stabilization. They propose that coordina...

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In this review, Sakers et al. discuss how astrocytes, microglia, and oligodendrocyte lineage cells actively regulate neural circuit formation, refinement, and stabilization. They propose that coordina...

We celebrate Developmental Cell’s 25th anniversary with a collection of review articles and 25 influential papers published during this time.

Developmental Cell was launched in July 2001, exactly 25 years ago this month. As outlined in the first editorial written by the founding Editor, Debbie Sweet, this launch was prompted by the increasi...

Plants deploy a diverse array of pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), which perceive microbe-associated molecular patterns to activate immune responses. Leucine-rich repeat receptor-like kinase subgr...

Uncovering plant cell types and regulatory genes across species has long been a challenge. Writing in Cell, Xue et al. present single-cell atlases for…

Tight regulation of immune activation is crucial for plant health. How plants control the actions of their immunostimulatory phytocytokines is largely…

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Increasing plant genome research, together with advanced transformation technology, enables researchers to address their research questions more effec…

Leading perspectives on molecular mechanisms in RNA biology from Cell Chemical Biology and Molecular Cell.

We are excited to launch the 2025 Editorial Fellowship with Transplant International, a 12-month programme for five early-career professionals in transplantation interested in research, education, editing, and scholarly writing.

Osborne et al. show that the angiosperm-specific PRC2 subunit VRN2 is enriched in hypoxic regions of the Arabidopsis shoot, where it is required for stable deposition of H3K27me3 in key PIF4 target ge...

In this study, Lee et al. demonstrate how a metabolite released by tissue damage, glutathione, instructs cells to embark on the first step of regeneration. Glutathione activates fast cell cycles in damaged plant organs, leading cells to rapidly change their identity to restructure a new organ.