Research Articles
The Ubiquitin Switch: How Cellular Tagging Shapes Our Battle Against Coronavirus
Explore how ubiquitination acts as a double-edged sword in coronavirus infections, serving both as a cellular defense mechanism and a viral replication tool.
The Secret Agents in Our Cells: How Ubiquitination Invades the Mitochondrial Matrix
Discover how complete ubiquitination machinery operates deep within the mitochondrial matrix through eclipsed distribution, rewriting our understanding of cellular biology.
The Hidden Symphony: How Linear Ubiquitination Directs Cellular Health and Disease
Explore the emerging role of linear ubiquitination in cellular signaling, from immune response to organelle quality control and disease mechanisms.
The Hidden Language of Liver Cells: How Ubiquitinated Proteomics is Revolutionizing Cancer Research
Explore how ubiquitinated proteomics research using Hep3B cells is transforming our understanding of hepatocellular carcinoma and opening new therapeutic avenues.
Cellular Sabotage: The Surprising Story of How Our Cells Tag Defense Proteins Before Battle
Discover how murine Gbp1 and Gbp2 are ubiquitinated independently of Toxoplasma gondii infection, challenging our understanding of cellular defense mechanisms.
The Ubiquitin Code: How Protein Tagging Governs Your Body's Clock
Discover how ubiquitination regulates circadian rhythms through precise protein tagging and degradation mechanisms in your body's biological clock.
The Cell's Postal Service: How a Molecular "Kiss of Death" Directs Traffic
Explore how ubiquitination acts as a master sorting signal in cellular endocytic pathways, directing protein traffic and degradation with profound implications for health and disease.
Unlocking the Secrets of Ubiquitination: A Cell-Free Breakthrough
Discover how wheat germ cell-free systems revolutionized the study of ubiquitination, enabling high-sensitivity analysis of protein regulation mechanisms.
The Linchpin Discovery: How a Single Amino Acid Controls the Cell's Recycling Machinery
Discover how a single amino acid in RING E3 ubiquitin ligases controls cellular protein recycling and its implications for disease treatment.
The Ubiquitin Switch: How a Molecular "Kiss of Death" Shapes Your Glass of Milk
Discover how ubiquitination regulates milk fat synthesis in dairy cows through molecular mechanisms that control fatty acid transport and triglyceride assembly.