Research Articles
The Hidden Legacy: How Repetitive Head Impacts Change Athletes' Brains
Emerging science reveals how repetitive head impacts in sports leave lasting molecular signatures detectable in blood biomarkers, offering early warning for neurological risks.
The Cellular Betrayal: How a Rogue Protein Unlocks Cancer's Spread
Discover how VRK2 protein promotes liver cancer metastasis by stabilizing ATG5 and activating autophagy-mediated degradation of ZO-1 tight junctions.
Unlocking the Secrets of Chemotherapy Resistance: How a Cellular Protein Helps Gastric Cancer Fight Back
Discover how USP44 regulates chemoresistance through ROS and the MAPK/NF-κB pathway by stabilizing ITGB4 in gastric cancer.
The Trojan Horse: How Scientists Are Tricking Bone Cancer with Gene-Editing Parcels
Discover how scientists are using CRISPR-loaded extracellular vesicles as Trojan horses to target and destroy osteosarcoma bone cancer cells with precision.
The Sticky Problem of Brain Clogs: Unraveling the Mystery of Protein Aggregation
Explore the science behind protein aggregation in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, and discover groundbreaking research on potential treatments.
The Cell's Dark Nucleolus: How a Tiny Tag Drives a Lethal Brain Cancer
Discover how UBE2T-mediated HP1α ubiquitination enhances nucleolar function and drives the progression of IDH1/TP53-mutant glioma in this comprehensive scientific exploration.
The Silent Threat: How Chronic Kidney Disease Unexpectedly Increases Blood Clot Risk
Explore the complex relationship between Chronic Kidney Disease and increased thrombosis risk, including scientific research, diagnostic tools, and treatment approaches.
How a Cellular "Garbage Disposal" System Fights Esophageal Cancer: The TRAF7-SOX12 Story
Discover how TRAF7 inhibits esophageal cancer by degrading SOX12 through the ubiquitin-proteasome system in this comprehensive scientific article.
PROTACs and Breast Cancer: Degrading the Engine of Tumor Growth
Explore the revolutionary PROTAC technology targeting CDKs for breast cancer treatment - from inhibition to complete protein degradation.
The Silent Hijackers: How Microscopic Parasites Turn Our Cells' Recycling System Against Us
Discover how microsporidia parasites cleverly hijack cellular autophagy to promote their own growth in mammalian cells.