Research Articles
The Epigenetic Battle: How Grass Carp Outsmart a Deadly Virus
Discover how epigenetic mechanisms control resistance to grass carp reovirus (GCRV) in CIK cells, transforming aquaculture and biomedical research.
Beyond Gray Hairs: How Ancient Medicine Could Combat Stress-Induced Vitiligo
Discover how the ancient Chinese remedy Erzhiwan shows promise in modern science for protecting skin pigment cells from stress-induced damage in vitiligo.
Small Particles, Big Impact: How Zinc Oxide Nanoparticle Size Determines Toxicity in Soil Nematodes
Exploring the size-dependent toxicity of ZnO nanoparticles in C. elegans and its environmental implications
The Invisible Thief: How a Genetic Mutation Steals Motor Function Through Cellular Chaos
Discover how DDHD2 mutations cause hereditary spastic paraplegia through ROS generation and neuronal apoptosis in this comprehensive scientific exploration.
CD43: The Cellular Superhero with a Hidden Nuclear Identity
Discover how CD43, once thought to be a simple surface protein, reveals itself as a master regulator of nuclear signaling with profound implications for immunity and disease.
The Brain's Double-Edged Sword: When Neurons Attempt to Divide and Die
Exploring the intricate relationship between cell cycle and apoptosis in the adult brain and its implications for neurodegenerative diseases.
Unlocking the Secret to Protecting Kidney Cells in Diabetes: The Calcium Connection
Discover how store-operated calcium entry inhibition protects podocytes in diabetic kidney disease through groundbreaking research on calcium signaling and mitochondrial function.
The Hidden Cleanup Crew: How Vitronectin Teams Up With Keratin Without Using Complement
Discover how vitronectin's complement-independent binding to keratin filament aggregates reveals an elegant cellular cleanup mechanism with significant implications for human health.
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.
Cordycepin's Cellular Revolution: How a Fungal Compound Reprograms Cancer Cells
Discover how cordycepin, a compound from Cordyceps militaris, reprograms cancer cells through proteomic changes in hepatocellular carcinoma treatment.