Cell Press

Free Cell Citation Generator

Cell style uses numbered references for biomedical and life sciences publications by Cell Press. CiteMe formats Cell citations automatically from 10+ scholarly databases — paste a DOI or search by topic for formatted references instantly.

How to use the Cell citation generator

1

Search your source in Cell

Enter a title, DOI, URL, ISBN, or author name to find the right source in real academic databases.

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Verify the metadata

Check author names, year, title, and source details before copying the final citation.

3

Copy the citation and in-text format

Get the full Cell reference plus the matching in-text citation or footnote format instantly.

Why Use Our Cell Citation Generator?

Real Academic Databases

Search 250M+ works from OpenAlex, Semantic Scholar, and CrossRef. Every citation is real and verifiable with DOI links.

Cell Press Format

Formatted per Cell Press guidelines. Numbered references with proper journal name formatting.

Biomedical Focus

Optimized for biology and biomedical papers. Proper handling of DOIs and supplementary materials.

Export Options

Copy formatted citations or export to BibTeX/RIS for use with Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, and other reference managers.

Cell Citation Examples

Journal Article

Smith, J.D., and Johnson, M.R. (2024). Machine learning in diagnostics. Cell 185, 123-145.

In-text: (Smith and Johnson, 2024)

Examples in Cell style

Cell In-Text Citations

Numbered

Superscript numbers:

...as shown.¹

Author-Date

Some Cell journals use author-date:

...as shown (Smith and Johnson, 2024).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cell citation style?

Cell style is used by Cell Press journals (Cell, Molecular Cell, etc.). It uses numbered references or author-date depending on the journal.

Is this generator free?

Yes! CiteMe offers free Cell-format citations.

How accurate is this generator?

Very accurate. We format according to Cell Press author guidelines.

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