As you may have noticed, I’ve been trying to keep up a weekly digest again – over this past summer, I had been doing that with general posts of interest, but now I’ve shifted to cell biology and related topics. If you see this and think that a post of yours is appropriate for the list, but I somehow missed you, please email me so that I can add it. And if you like this weekly series, please offer encouragement in the form of submitting links for it, and linking to it.

• Daily Transcript: A Subclass of mRNAs Use a Different Nuclear Export Machine; Focal Adhesions and Cell Motility; Eating Lipids to Fuse Mitos
• Evolgen: Are there three domains of life?
• Adaptive Complexity: The Problem with computational biology papers
• Epigenetics News: Breath test used to detect DNA methylation
• Genetics and Health: Immune cells’ gene expression after trauma
• Microblogology: Flu shift and drift
• Omics! Omics!: Counting mRNAs
• Mike the Mad Biologist: Amniotic stem cells used to grow heart valves
• Public Rambling: iTOL: Interactive Tree of Life
• RRResearch: Reanalyzing old uptake data
• Neurophilosopher: Lick your wounds
• Gene Expression: The Stochasticity of genetic drift; From genomics and evolution to medicine