Research Articles
Nature's Double-Edged Sword: How a "Natural" Weed's Essence Can Target Our Cells
Discover how Chenopodium ambrosioides essential oil triggers programmed cell death in human liver cells through the mitochondrial pathway.
A Double-Key Strategy: Unlocking the Self-Destruct Button in a Rare Blood Cancer
Discover how JAK2 inhibition triggers apoptosis through Bim activation and how BH3 mimetics enhance this process in blood cancer treatment.
Pausing Life: How Stopping Apoptosis Can Revolutionize Organ Preservation
Exploring how apoptosis mediators like specialized pro-resolving mediators are transforming organ preservation for transplantation.
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 Silent Sabotage: How a Heart Attack Tricks Your Immune System into Self-Destruct
Discover how heart attacks trigger lymphocyte apoptosis, weakening the immune system and worsening patient outcomes.
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.
The Silent Scars: How Massive Blood Loss Injures the Lungs at a Cellular Level
Discover how massive blood loss triggers cellular suicide in lung cells and the hidden damage caused by resuscitation procedures.
Silent Killers: How Water Pollutants Trigger Cellular Suicide in Fish Immune Systems
Exploring how environmental contaminants trigger programmed cell death in fish lymphoid cells and compromise aquatic immune systems.
The Fungus That Self-Destructs: How Tiny Titanium Spikes Are Beating Drug-Resistant Infections
Discover how microstructured titanium surfaces inspired by insect wings are triggering apoptosis in drug-resistant Candida species, offering a revolutionary approach to combating biofilm infections on medical implants.
The Self-Destruct Button: How Halting Cell Death Could Revolutionize Organ Transplants
A groundbreaking study in rats reveals that blocking a key cellular mechanism could dramatically improve the success of life-saving liver transplants.