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Line up suspects in the molecular characterization of liver cancer from patients with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis. Cover for the Journal of Hepatology. Artwork by Pablo Echeverria.

#easl #jhep #cover art #scientific illustration #cover design

Shadow Lair # 143 is another for the linguists.

#Shadow Lair #comic #comics #language #romantic #romantic languages #English #Spanish #Italian #French #stereotypes #linguistics #linguist humor #babel #grammar #esl #easl #efl #eafl

Like going through a maze, intricate paths, countless dead-ends and puzzling progress stymie our understanding of liver cancer – a lot has already been accomplished, but there is still some way to go.

Check here the new issue of the Journal of Hepatology dedicated to liver cancer.

#cover art #cover design #HCC #livercancer #jhep #easl

Extracellular vesicles: the missing link between NAFLD and atherosclerosis?

Extracellular vesicles containing microRNA-1 are released by the steatotic liver in this depiction of the novel mechanism proposed to link NAFLD with atherosclerosis. Read article here.

Artwork by Pablo Echeverria.

#cover design #cover art #liverdisease #nafld #exosomes #microRNA #easl

Really proud to present the december's cover of The Journal of Hepatology, which celebrates the completion of the current Editorial team’s 5-year term (2015-2019) in charge of the Journal. The artwork illustrates that the success of this period was the result of the work of all members of the Journal of Hepatology community. This is represented by a “castell”, a human tower traditionally built at festivals in Catalan regions – every “casteller” in the base or upper part of the tower is essential to lift the “castell” into the air. Concept: Ramon Bataller; Production: Editorial office; Artwork: Marcelo Daniel Castro.

#teamwork #journal of hepatology #cover design #Editorial Design #easl