Research Articles
The Double Agent: How a Single Protein in Immune Cells Turns Up the Heat on Arthritis
Discover how Bcl(XL) protein in B cells promotes Th1 response and exacerbates collagen-induced arthritis in this groundbreaking research analysis.
A Trojan Horse from Nature: How a Plant Compound Turns Cancer Cells Against Themselves
Discover how Saikosaponin-D triggers pyroptosis in lung cancer cells through ROS and NF-κB pathway activation
The Silent Scaffolding: How a Smart Drug Saves Your Bones When Estrogen Vanishes
Discover how selective estrogen receptor modulators protect bone quality by preventing osteocyte apoptosis during estrogen withdrawal.
How a Natural Blood Protein Could Revolutionize Atherosclerosis Treatment
Discover how recombinant thrombomodulin's anti-autophagic effects could transform atherosclerosis treatment by protecting endothelial cells.
Nature's Hidden Key: How a Ginseng Molecule Tricks Cancer Cells into Self-Destruction
Discover how 20(S)-ginsenoside Rh2 from ginseng fights cervical cancer by manipulating AMPK/mTOR pathway to induce apoptosis and autophagy
The Eye's Surprising Repair Crew: How Immune Cell Transformation Could Revolutionize Eye Disease Treatment
Discover how macrophage polarization promotes tissue remodeling and repair in ischemic retinopathy, offering new hope for treating blinding eye diseases.
Baicalin: Nature's Promising Answer to Kidney Disease
Explore how Baicalin, a natural flavonoid from Scutellaria baicalensis, shows promise in treating acute kidney injury and preventing renal fibrosis through multi-targeted mechanisms.
How a Fruit Fly Gene is Rewriting the Textbook on Cell Death
Discover how the Head Involution Defective (Hid) gene from fruit flies triggers apoptosis in mammalian cells through unique caspase-8 pathways, with implications for cancer research.
Harnessing Ocean's Green Gold: Arthrospira platensis Silver Nanoparticles in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
Discover how Spirulina-synthesized silver nanoparticles offer a revolutionary green nanotechnology approach to breast cancer treatment with multiple mechanisms of action.
MicroRNA-185-5p: Enhancing Cisplatin Sensitivity in NSCLC
Discover how MicroRNA-185-5p modulates chemosensitivity of non-small cell lung cancer to cisplatin by targeting ABCC1.