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Autoimmune disease
This collection invites submissions of primary research covering any clinical condition with an autoimmune or autoinflammatory character, either systemic or tissue-specific.
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Methods and applications in multiscale structural biology
This cross-journal Collection welcomes submissions that present experimental, computational, and integrative approaches to characterize structure-dynamics-function relationships in biomolecules, macromolecular assemblies, or subcellular structures.
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Cancer research
Cancer is a leading cause of death, accounting for nearly one in six deaths worldwide. Many cancers can be cured, especially if detected early and treated effectively.
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Biology of Mendelian disorders
This Collection welcomes submissions that examine the molecular basis or pathogenesis of Mendelian disorders, including studies that establish new models to explore the foundations of specific disorders.
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RNA biology and RNA-based applications to medicine
This cross-journal Collection welcomes articles that report on RNA-driven cellular mechanisms, physiologically relevant RNA processes, and the development and characterisation of novel RNA-based medical applications for disease prevention, diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
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Molecular basis of plant-pathogen interactions
This Collection welcomes submissions to Nature Communications or Communications Biology of primary research that aim to better our understanding of the molecular basis for plant pathogen interactions.
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Neural organoids
For this Collection, we encourage submissions that highlight recent advances in the biology of neural organoids and how neural organoids could be utilized to study the mechanisms of neural networks and dysfunction in neuropsychiatric conditions.
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Developmental Timing Across Scales
This joint Collection between Nature Communications and Communications Biology welcomes submissions of primary research that aim to understand how development events are regulated at the cellular and organismal levels by temporal cues.
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Liquid liquid phase separation
This Collection welcomes submissions that contribute to our understanding of the biophysics and properties of LLPS in biological processes and systems.
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Plant Photobiology
For this Collection, we welcome any submissions advancing the field of plant photobiology, from studies shedding new light on the structures of photoreceptors to those identifying novel components of the photoresponsive signaling network.
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Communications Biology turns five!
Communications Biology published its first articles on January 22, 2018! To celebrate our 5-year anniversary we present a special collection of articles picked by the editors, our editorial board members and the press team, respectively. We have also interviewed some of our very first authors about their experience of the journal. Further, we link to a video where a few of our Section Lead board members talk about Communications Biology.
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DNA Day 2023
