Research Articles
Tiny Soil Heroes: How a Common Bacterium Fights Chromium Pollution
Discover how Bacillus cereus bacteria from Tagetes minuta rhizospheres can bioaccumulate toxic chromium, offering sustainable solutions for environmental cleanup.
Take A Trip to the Biobank: The Frozen Libraries Revolutionizing Medicine
Explore how biobanks - the frozen libraries of biological samples - are transforming medical research and enabling groundbreaking discoveries in personalized medicine.
From Trash to Treatment: How Animal Waste Could Revolutionize Cancer Therapy
Exploring how silver nanoparticles synthesized from animal waste extracts show promising anticancer activity against MCF-7 human breast cancer cells.
Cell Communication: The Hidden Conversation in Pediatric Neuroectodermal Tumors
Exploring the complex language of cellular communication in pediatric neuroectodermal tumors and how this understanding is revolutionizing cancer treatment.
Emulsion Reactors: Revolutionizing the Future of Medical Imaging
Discover how emulsion reactors are transforming medical imaging through precise molecular probe synthesis for disease detection.
Cracking Cancer's Code: How Computer Science Is Uncovering Hidden Pathways to a Cure
Discover how formal methods and computer science are revolutionizing cancer research by identifying impacted signaling pathways with unprecedented accuracy.
Nature's Hidden Gem: Could Ficus Deltoidea Revolutionize Medicine?
Explore the scientific evidence behind Ficus deltoidea's potential to treat diabetes, cancer, inflammation and hormonal imbalances.
Cracking Cancer's Code: How AI is Revolutionizing the Hunt for New Medicines
Explore how artificial intelligence and biomedical informatics are transforming cancer drug development, accelerating the discovery of first-in-class oncology treatments.
Oxygen: The Planet's Original Toxin and the Engine of Life
Explore the fascinating story of oxygen - from Earth's first pollutant to the essential molecule that powers complex life. Discover how oxygen shaped our world through mass extinctions, energy revolutions, and the aging process.
The Cellular Houdini: How Cancers Outsmart "Unbeatable" Drugs
Discover how cancer cells develop resistance to irreversible EGFR inhibitors through a multistep mechanism involving the IGF-1R pathway.