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The cover image shows a stylized endothelial-to-hematopoietic transition with a halo of green representing Rac signaling activity as the cells change shape. The stylized drawing is superimposed on a confocal image of MLL1-induced embryonic dorsal aorta immunostained with CD31 (red) and Runx1 (green) antibodies, performed by Elizabeth Howell in Nancy Speck’s lab. Drawing by Donald Bakos.
Yang et al.
The illustration depicts the collisions of replication and transcription represented as two spaceships. The contrail traces the path of the spaceship, in reference to the genomic DNA on which both transcription and replication operate. Cover artwork by Amy Cao.
Wang et al.
Hermaphrodites (A) and males (B). Note that gonads have different shapes and that males have an elaborate fan‐shaped tail.
Meneely et al.