Research Articles
The Hidden Language of Parasites: Decoding a Larval Stage cDNA Clone in Echinococcus granulosus
Discover how scientists identified a cDNA clone from the larval stage of Echinococcus granulosus and its implications for understanding parasitic diseases.
The Cellular Multitaskers: How LIM Proteins Shape Our Health and Fight Disease
Explore the fascinating world of LIM proteins - versatile cellular regulators that influence everything from cell structure to gene expression and play critical roles in health and disease.
The Brain's Master Builders: Unlocking the Secrets of Stem Cell Fate
Discover how transcription factors HNF4-1 and MAZ-1 guide neural stem cell differentiation and their implications for brain repair and disease treatment.
Cracking the Cattle Code: How DNA Unlocks the Secrets of a Calf's First Weight
Explore how genome-wide association studies are revolutionizing cattle breeding by predicting calf birth weight through DNA analysis and auxiliary traits.
The Memory Sculptor: How Your Brain Prunes to Remember
Discover how your brain uses molecular scissors to prune neural connections, making room for new memories through hippocampal cortactin reduction and calpain inhibition.
The Actin Cytoskeleton: Cancer's Hidden Architecture of Invasion
Explore how the actin cytoskeleton drives cancer progression, invasion, and immune evasion in this comprehensive scientific article.
Beyond the Blob: How Super-Resolution Microscopy is Revolutionizing Kidney Diagnosis
Discover how advanced super-resolution microscopy is transforming our understanding of kidney filtration and revolutionizing diagnosis of kidney diseases.
Molecular Aspects of Sarcopenia Pathogenesis in Chronic Kidney Disease: The Integrative Role of mTOR
Exploring the molecular mechanisms linking sarcopenia and chronic kidney disease through mTOR signaling pathways and therapeutic implications.
The Cellular Hijack: How Toxoplasma gondii Builds Its Luxury Safehouse
Discover how Toxoplasma gondii hijacks host cell machinery to create its protective vacuole using Rho and Rac GTPases
First Person – Judith S. Cruz Ortega: Building a Mini-Liver to Conquer Disease
How one scientist's personal quest is revolutionizing our fight against liver failure through organoid research and bioengineering.