Research Articles
The Gene Fix: How Lentiviral Therapy is Revolutionizing Treatment for Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
Breakthrough lentiviral gene therapy offers hope for Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome patients with 100% survival rate in clinical trials.
The Cellular Detective Story: How Proteomics Unlocks the Secrets of a Rare Metabolic Disease
Exploring how proteomics reveals the cellular pathways affected in methylmalonic acidemia with homocystinuria, type cblC
From ROOTS to GRAVI-1: How Plants Defy and Dance with Gravity
Exploring 25 years of research on how plants sense gravity, from Earth's soil to space farming challenges.
Electric Fields vs. Cancer: Decoding TTFields' Powerful Strike Against Tumors
Exploring how Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields) use electric fields to disrupt cancer cell division and enhance treatment outcomes.
The LINC Complex: Nature's Tiny Bridge Between Nucleus and Cell
Explore the fascinating world of LINC complexes - the molecular bridges connecting nucleus and cytoskeleton, their structure, functions, and disease implications.
The Invisible Scaffolding: How Tiny ACTN1 Gene Mutations Reshape Our Platelets
Exploring ACTN1-related thrombocytopenia, an inherited platelet disorder caused by microscopic flaws in cytoskeletal proteins leading to fewer and larger platelets.
Molecular Architects: How Tiny Proteins Build Cellular Cities with Actin
Exploring how actin filaments and cross-linking proteins create diverse cellular structures through molecular dynamics simulations.
The Actin Architect: How WIPF2 Builds Breast Cancer's Invasion Machinery
Exploring WIPF2's role as a master regulator of actin cytoskeleton in breast cancer metastasis and invasion
The Heart's Blueprint: How Stem Cells and Gene Editing Unravel Mysteries of a Deadly Muscle Disease
Exploring how hiPSC-CMs and CRISPR gene editing are revolutionizing cardiomyopathy research through Myozap mutation studies.
The Secret Superpower of Science: Why That First Sentence Changes Everything
Discover how effective introductions shape comprehension and retention in scientific communication, backed by cognitive psychology research.