cell-presslisted

Shared author-guideline skill for Cell Press journals that food & nutrition researchers publish in: Cell, Cell Metabolism, Cell Host & Microbe, Molecular Cell, Immunity, Current Biology, Cell Reports Medicine, One Earth, Joule, Matter, Chem. Use to format or check a manuscript for a Cell Press journal — structure with STAR Methods, abstract + eTOC blurb, Cell Press reference style, and figure specs. Triggers: submit to Cell, Cell Metabolism, Cell Host & Microbe guidelines, Cell Press formatting. Also fires when the user wants to publish on/in this journal, format a manuscript for it, or match its reference/citation style.
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# Cell Press — Author Guideline Skill **Publisher:** Cell Press (Elsevier) · **Verified:** 2026-07 · Confirm the exact reference style and limits at the specific journal's Guide for Authors (Cell Press has updated citation formats; verify current style). ## Applies to (food/nutrition-relevant) | Journal | Abbrev | Relevance | |---|---|---| | Cell | CELL | Flagship | | Cell Metabolism | CELL METAB | Nutrition & metabolism | | Cell Host & Microbe | CELL HOST MICROBE | Gut/food microbiome | | Molecular Cell | MOL CELL | Molecular | | Immunity | IMMUNITY | Nutr-immunology | | Current Biology | CURR BIOL | Broad biology | | Cell Reports Medicine | CELL REP MED | Clinical/translational | | One Earth | ONE EARTH | Food systems/sustainability | | Joule / Matter / Chem | — | Energy/materials/chemistry | ## Format (Cell Press style) - **References:** Cell Press style — **confirm current format at the journal** (numbered vs author–year has changed across titles/years). Include DOIs and full author lists. - **Abstract:** ~150 words, single paragraph; plus a short **eTOC blurb** (one–two sentences) and a **graphical abstract** for many titles; **Highlights** (3–4 bullets) required. - **Structure:** Title → Abstract → Introduction → Results → Discussion → **STAR★Methods** (structured methods) → References → Figure legends. Research articles use STAR Methods. - **Display items:** cite `Figure 1` in order; supplemental information allowed. - **Mandatory:** data/code availability (STAR Met