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Nucleus
Volume 1, Issue 5September/October 2010
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Nucleolar caps in U2OS cells visualized by immuno-staining for fibrillarin (red) and CBP20S-GFP expression (green), following 2 hours of actinomycin D...Continue reading
Issue Highlights
- Perspective on the metazoan nuclear pore complex
- LINCing lamin B2 to neuronal migration: growing evidence for cell-specific roles of B-types lamins
- Binding properties and dynamic localization of an alternative isoform of the cap-binding complex subunit CBP20
- Transportin 3 and importin α are required for effective nuclear import of HIV-1 integrase in virus-infected cells
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Roland Foisner, Ph.D.
Max F. Perutz Laboratories
Medical University Vienna
Vienna, Austria
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Online ISSN: 1949-1042
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About Nucleus
In January 2010 Nucleus, the first international peer-reviewed journal of its kind focusing on the molecular organization and functions of the cell nucleus will be launched. Starting this new journal is both timely and important! In recent years it has increasingly been recognized that the dynamic organization of the nucleus is ultimately linked to the activity and regulation of its diverse cellular processes. While various international meetings on this topic have been organized to address the need for interactions of scientists in this field, a publication forum fostering communication and interactions between researchers working on the diverse aspects of nuclear organization and function is still missing.
Nucleus will be a multi-disciplinary journal dedicated to bringing together research on all aspects of biological, molecular and genetic studies of structures and processes associated with the cell nucleus.
