A cover submitted to Nature Structural & Molecular Biology by the Wolberger Lab at Johns Hopkins University. This illustration shows a histone-modifying enzyme, Haspin, that has a novel binding location.

This 3D animation shows how oxidative toxins lead to Heinz body formation in canine red blood cells. It also depicts how the spleen removes these damaged cells to prevent oxidative hemolytic anemia.

An illustration of the different compartments of various intracranial hemorrhages and their contributing bleeds.