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IF 1.7 4区生物学 Q4 CELL BIOLOGY

Development Growth & Differentiation Pub Date : 2024-10-24 DOI:10.1111/dgd.12864

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Abstract

Cover Photograph: Axolotls can regenerate their spinal cord using neural progenitor cells. In this cross-section image, SOX2 (white) labels neural progenitor cells at the spinal cord lumen, while DAPI (blue) labels all nuclei. (see Arbanas et al. pp 414-425).

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封面照片：轴龙可以利用神经祖细胞再生脊髓。在这张横截面图片中，SOX2（白色）标记脊髓腔的神经祖细胞，DAPI（蓝色）标记所有细胞核。(见 Arbanas 等人，第 414-425 页）。

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Development Growth & Differentiation 生物-发育生物学

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4.60

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4.00%

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审稿时长

6 months

期刊介绍： Development Growth & Differentiation (DGD) publishes three types of articles: original, resource, and review papers. Original papers are on any subjects having a context in development, growth, and differentiation processes in animals, plants, and microorganisms, dealing with molecular, genetic, cellular and organismal phenomena including metamorphosis and regeneration, while using experimental, theoretical, and bioinformatic approaches. Papers on other related fields are also welcome, such as stem cell biology, genomics, neuroscience, Evodevo, Ecodevo, and medical science as well as related methodology (new or revised techniques) and bioresources. Resource papers describe a dataset, such as whole genome sequences and expressed sequence tags (ESTs), with some biological insights, which should be valuable for studying the subjects as mentioned above. Submission of review papers is also encouraged, especially those providing a new scope based on the authors’ own study, or a summarization of their study series.