ON THE INNER FRONT COVER: F-actin-rich osteocyte dendrites in 5-day-old mouse tibia. F-actin (orange), α-actinin (green), fimbrin (magenta). Overlay includes nuclear stain (blue, Hoechst 33342).
Credit: Rosa M. Guerra, Velia Fowler, and Liyun Wang (University of Delaware, USA)
ON THE BACK COVER: A Cyan chondrocyte within a cartilage explant begins to extend into its environment after 1-week exposure to an inflammatory stimulus. This is accompanied by breakdown of proteoglycan (NITEGE neoepitope) around the chondrocyte, depicted with a Red Hot look up table.
Credit: Jay Patel (Emory University School of Medicine, USA)
ON THE FRONT COVER: Mus musculus femoral head cartilage with ligamentum teres. Nuclei are shown in orange (Hoechst), filamentous actin in dark blue (Rhodamine Phalloidin), and matrix is in teal (Wheat Germ Agglutinin).
Credit: Marin Herrick and Mark Arranguez (University of Delaware, USA).
ON THE INNER BACK COVER: Maximum projection image of mouse tenocytes treated with TGF2. Nuclei are labeled with Hoechst (magenta) and filamentous actin (F-actin) is stained with Rhodamine—Phalloidin (cyan to white).
Credit: Rylee E. King (University of Delaware, USA)
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