Research Articles
Apoptosis Is My Favorite Word: The Beautiful Art of Cell Suicide
Discover the fascinating process of apoptosis - the programmed cell death that shapes our bodies, maintains health, and prevents cancer.
The Cellular Orchestra: What Happens When a Key Player Goes Missing?
How starving cells of polyamines reveals the secret symphonies of gene expression in CHO cells, the workhorses of biopharmaceutical production.
A One-Two Punch: New Combo Therapy Delivers a Knockout Blow to a Vicious Leukemia
Discover how combining FLT-3 inhibitors with HSP90 blockers creates a synergistic therapy that effectively targets acute myelogenous leukemia with mutant FLT-3.
Silent Killers Ordering a Clean Death: How Your Immune System's Assassins Control Inflammation
Discover how Natural Killer cells control inflammation by inducing neutrophil apoptosis through NKp46 and Fas mechanisms in this groundbreaking immunology research.
The Unlikely Ally: How Bone-Building Cells Shield Leukemia from Treatment
Discover how osteoblasts protect acute myeloid leukemia cells from chemotherapy through the TNAP protein mechanism.
Unlocking a Viral Mystery: The Genome of a Novel Insect Virus
Discover the genome analysis of ArdiNPV, a novel baculovirus with potential for eco-friendly pest control solutions.
The Silent Fire Within: How Gardenoside Quenches Cellular Pyroptosis
Discover how Gardenoside, a plant compound from Gardenia, hinders hepatocyte pyroptosis through the CTCF/DPP4 signaling pathway - a breakthrough in liver disease research.
The Anesthesia Fog: Can an Ancient Tree Help Clear Your Mind?
Exploring how Ginkgo biloba extract may help the brain recover cognitive function after anesthesia, based on scientific research with rats.
Nature's Flu Fighter: How a Plant Compound Could Calm the Viral Storm in Your Lungs
Discover how Isorhamnetin, a natural plant compound, protects lungs from flu-induced damage by activating cellular defense pathways.
The Bacterial Assassin's Bullet: How a Gum Bug Commands Your Immune Cells to Self-Destruct
Discover how Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans uses leukotoxin to trigger Caspase-1 mediated cell death in human monocytes, revealing new insights into gum disease mechanisms.