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Archive for April 26th, 2007

Free Nature Reviews Neuroscience Issue in May

Posted by attilachordash on April 26, 2007

natrevneurocoverFrom the Nautilus blog by Maxine Clarke: “Nature Reviews Neuroscience is the no. 1 monthly review journal in neuroscience, with an impact factor of 20.951. In May, online access to the entire issue is free.”

I would like to offer these articles which could be of interest for stem cell biologists:

Research Highlights

Neurogenesis: Single stress shortens survival

Cell fate: Unlocking the right combination

Stem cells: Together we are stronger

Reviews

Transcriptional regulation of vertebrate axon guidance and synapse formation

Cell cycle regulation in the postmitotic neuron: oxymoron or new biology?

Posted in Nature, biology, neuroscience, open-access, peer-review, science, science journals, stem cells | 1 Comment »