Cover image
Cover: Micrographs of C. elegans anchor cells (cdh-3>mCherry::moeABD, magenta) atop the uterine-vulval basement membrane (laminin::GFP, green), expressing endogenously-tagged transcription factors (nuclear, green), grouped by column (left to right: egl-43::GFP, fos-1::GFP, hlh-2::GFP and nhr-67::GFP). Each row represents a different RNAi perturbation (top to bottom: empty vector, egl-43(RNAi), fos-1(RNAi), hlh-2(RNAi) and nhr-67(RNAi)). See Research article by Medwig-Kinney et al. (dev185850)
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2019 on the Node
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Interview – Madeleine Linneberg-Agerholm, Yan Fung Wong and Josh Brickman
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Publishing peer review reports
To continue working towards transparency around the editorial process, Development now publishes a ‘Peer review history file’ alongside published papers. Read more about the policy and see the reports for yourself in one the first papers to publish the reports (under the ‘Info & metrics’ tab).