Research Articles
The Unlikely Guardian: How a Fat Hormone Shields Your Blood Vessels
Discover how adiponectin, a hormone from fat tissue, protects blood vessels from angiotensin II-induced damage and its implications for cardiovascular health.
The Immortal Problem: How Scientists Learned to Keep Leukemia Cells Alive
Discover how scientists unlocked the secrets of the body's microenvironment to finally study B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia in the lab.
Muscle Blueprints: How Scientists Are Cloning Your Body's Natural Growth Formula
Discover how scientists are cloning local growth factors to understand muscle mass determination and develop treatments for muscle wasting diseases.
Your Brain on Burnt Oil: A Hidden Culprit in Neurodegeneration?
Discover how oxidized cooking oils containing toxic compounds like 4-HNE and 4-HPNE may damage brain neurons by reducing TrkA receptor expression.
Road to RIOK2: A New Target for Acute Myeloid Leukemia Therapy
Exploring RIOK2 as an emerging therapeutic target for acute myeloid leukemia and other cancers through ribosome biogenesis inhibition.
The Unlikely Duo: How a Premature Aging Protein Fights Cancer in Genetically Vulnerable Mice
Discover how the Werner syndrome helicase protein enables cancer development in SAFB1-deficient mice and its implications for cancer therapy.
How Tumor Macrophages Twist Melanoma's Fate: The M1-M2 Switch
Explore how melanoma manipulates macrophages to support cancer stem-like cells, driving tumor progression and treatment resistance.
The Heart's Unexpected Ally: How a Natural Blood Protein Fights Heart Attack Damage
Discover how Activated Protein C protects heart muscle from damage after heart attacks by reducing inflammation and preventing cell death.
Between Survival and Death: How Sea Urchin Embryos Reveal Cellular Secrets
Exploring how sea urchin embryos exposed to cadmium reveal the intricate relationship between autophagy and apoptosis in cellular biology.
Silymarin's Secret: How a Milk Thistle Molecule Could Shield the Brain from Stroke Damage
Discover how silymarin-loaded chitosan nanoparticles are emerging as a potential hero in the fight to protect our memories and cognitive function after a brain injury.