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Since 1964, Methods in Cell Biology has been consistently providing researchers with reviews of new technologies and cutting edge discoveries and techniques in the fields of cell biology. With the publication of its first thematic volume on “Yeasts” in 1975, Methods in Cell Biology has endeavored to be the go-to resource for new topics and techniques in cell physiology and biology More than a set of protocols, Methods in Cell Biology teaches the history and theory behind the techniques and strategies, and provides insight into the kinds of questions they are capable of answering. Each volume is organized and edited by leaders in the field, providing a unique combination of conceptual background and methodological detail. The series has a strong focus on model organelles and organisms, imaging, biophysics, and cellular systems.
Living CellsElectron MicroscopyFluorescence MicroscopyCell BiologyCorrelative Light and Electron MicroscopyGreen Fluorescent ProteinFlow CytometryMammalian CellsMITOTIC SPINDLEElectron TomographyIntraflagellar TransportLight MicroscopyCaenorhabditis ElegansProteinsConfocal MicroscopyHigh-pressure FreezingMicrotubule Dynamicsin VivoPrimary CiliaTRANSGENIC ZEBRAFISH
Since 1964, Methods in Cell Biology has been consistently providing researchers with reviews of new technologies and cutting edge discoveries and techniques in the fields of cell biology. With the publication of its first thematic volume on “Yeasts” in 1975, Methods in Cell Biology has endeavored to be the go-to resource for new topics and techniques in cell physiology and biology More than a set of protocols, Methods in Cell Biology teaches the history and theory behind the techniques and strategies, and provides insight into the kinds of questions they are capable of answering. Each volume is organized and edited by leaders in the field, providing a unique combination of conceptual background and methodological detail. The series has a strong focus on model organelles and organisms, imaging, biophysics, and cellular systems.