Research Articles
How Bacteria Hijack Our Cells: A Cellular Invasion Story
Explore how bacterial pathogens evolve sophisticated molecular weapons to hijack animal cell structure and function, turning our cellular machinery against us.
The Young Brain Under Anesthesia: Unraveling the Neurotoxicity Debate
Exploring the scientific debate around anesthesia-related neurotoxicity in pediatric patients and what current evidence suggests for children undergoing anesthesia.
From the Matrix to the Nucleus and Back: The Hidden Mechanical Language of Your Smile
Discover how mechanobiology reveals the hidden mechanical language of oral health, from chewing forces to cellular regeneration in periodontal tissues.
Disarming the Bodyguard: How a Tiny Protein Makes Cancer Vessels Vulnerable to Chemotherapy
Discover how III-Tubulin protein makes cancer blood vessels resistant to chemotherapy and how new research is finding ways to overcome this resistance.
How a Space Mission Changed a Gerbil's Heart
Discover how Mongolian gerbils in space revealed critical insights about cardiac adaptation to weightlessness through changes in myosin filament proteins.
Gut Insights: How AI, Immune Cells, and Gut Bacteria are Revolutionizing Digestive Health
Explore groundbreaking research in gastroenterology covering AI diagnostics, Crohn's disease mechanisms, and gut microbiome interactions with serotonin production.
The Silent Revolution: How Biomedical Research is Rewriting Medicine's Future
Explore how biomedical research is transforming medicine through AI, gene editing, and synthetic organ models. Discover the latest breakthroughs and future trends.
How to Build a Different Future: Emmanuel Derivery and the Secrets of Asymmetric Cell Division
Explore Emmanuel Derivery's groundbreaking research on asymmetric cell division and its implications for regenerative medicine and cancer therapeutics.
The Cell's Ultimate Tightrope Walk: How Master Regulators Build the Mitotic Spindle
Explore how mitotic kinases like PLK1 and Aurora A coordinate the centrosome cycle with mitotic spindle assembly in cell division.
The Cellular Compass: How Planar Polarity Guides Life from Flies to Humans
Explore the fascinating world of planar cell polarity - the biological GPS that guides cellular orientation from fruit flies to vertebrates including humans.