Research Articles
Blue Light from Sound: A New Frontier in Fighting Sarcoma
Exploring sonodynamic therapy using ultrasound and protoporphyrin IX to target sarcoma cancer cells through innovative reactive oxygen species generation.
The Hidden Passengers in Your Bloodstream: The Journey of Oxysterols
Explore the fascinating world of oxysterols - the oxygenated derivatives of cholesterol that play crucial roles in cholesterol excretion and metabolic health.
The Ancient Pharmacy's New Hope: Can a Classic Tonic Slow Parkinson's?
Exploring how Traditional Chinese Medicine's Erzhi Pill shows promise in protecting against Parkinson's disease through scientific research.
Disarming Cancer's Double Agents: How Targeting IGF1R and INSR Pathways Fights Prostate Cancer
Explore how simultaneous targeting of IGF1R and INSR receptors shows promising antitumor effects in prostate cancer treatment through innovative research approaches.
The Cardiac Tug-of-War: How Angiotensin Receptors Influence Heart Cell Death
Explore the molecular tug-of-war between angiotensin II receptors and their role in cardiomyocyte apoptosis, with implications for heart disease treatment.
Xenon-Augmented Pediatric Anesthesia: A Small Step Closer to Safer Care?
Exploring xenon's potential as a safer alternative for pediatric anesthesia with neuroprotective properties and reduced developmental risks.
The Silent Killer Within: How a Tiny Molecule Accelerates Heart Disease
Discover how microRNA-210 induces endothelial cell apoptosis by targeting PDK1, accelerating atherosclerosis progression and heart disease.
The Cellular Matchmaker: How CLPP Enzyme Keeps Sperm Production on Track
Discover how the mitochondrial enzyme CLPP plays a crucial role in chromosome pairing and sperm development during meiosis in male mice.
Disarming Cancer's Bodyguard: How siRNA Makes Chemotherapy Work Better
Discover how targeting the 14-3-3ζ protein with siRNA technology enhances chemotherapy effectiveness in head and neck cancer treatment.
The Tiny Biodegradable Taxis: Can Plastic Microspheres Be Friends with Our Cells?
Exploring the cytocompatibility of PCL microspheres and their potential in regenerative medicine and drug delivery systems.