Research Articles
The Cell's Broken Accelerator: Is Cyclin E the Key to Predicting Cancer's Aggression?
Exploring how Cyclin E protein levels serve as a crucial prognostic factor in predicting cancer aggression and treatment response.
Is Psychiatry a Real Science? The Controversial Quest to Decode the Human Mind
Exploring psychiatry's scientific challenges, from diagnostic dilemmas to neuroimaging breakthroughs, in the quest to understand mental health.
The Ancient Science of Life: From Earth's First Spark to Galactic Seeds
Groundbreaking research is rewriting our understanding of life's origins, from mathematical improbability to galactic distribution of organic molecules.
Beyond Cancer: How Immunology's Revolution is Reshaping Medicine
Explore how immunology's paradigm shift is transforming medicine through cancer immunotherapy and beyond. Learn about groundbreaking research and future directions.
Decoding Our Heritage: Groundbreaking Genetic Research from the Arab World
Explore groundbreaking genetic research presented at the Second Conference of the Arab Association of Genetic Research, featuring epigenetic memory studies and genomic advancements.
Seeing the Unseen: In-Liquid Electron Microscopy Reveals the Nanoworld in Motion
Discover how in-liquid electron microscopy enables real-time observation of nanoparticles forming and biological molecules interacting in their native liquid environments.
Green Alchemy: How Plants are Powering the Next Generation of Nanomaterials
Explore how plant-mediated synthesis of iron and iron oxide nanoparticles is revolutionizing medicine and environmental cleanup through sustainable nanotechnology.
UBE2C: The Cellular Cycle Accelerator Driving Melanoma Aggression
Exploring the role of UBE2C in melanoma progression and its potential as a therapeutic target for this aggressive skin cancer.
Resveratrol and PCOS: How a Natural Compound Could Revolutionize Treatment
Comprehensive analysis of resveratrol's therapeutic effects on polycystic ovary syndrome, including molecular mechanisms, clinical evidence, and future research directions.
Old Receptor, New Tricks: The Ever-Expanding Universe of Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Functions
Discover how the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR) has evolved from a simple toxin sensor to a master regulator of immunity, metabolism, and development.