Research Articles
DNA Detectives: Cracking Cold Cases with Ancient Mitochondria and New Tech
How cutting-edge mitochondrial DNA analysis and sample preparation techniques are revolutionizing forensic investigations of cold cases and ancient remains.
The Silent Saboteur: How a Stomach Bacterium Activates a Cancer-Causing Enzyme
Discover how Helicobacter pylori hijacks MMP-7 enzyme to promote gastric cancer development, with clinical evidence from recent studies.
Breaking the Shield: How New Drugs Target Aggressive Lymphoma at Its Genetic Core
The revolutionary science behind ETS inhibitors and their powerful synergy with immunotherapy in fighting treatment-resistant blood cancers
The mRNA Treasure Hunt: How Scientists Isolated a Blueprint for Antibodies
Discover how 1970s scientists overcame monumental challenges to isolate pure mRNA coding for antibodies, paving the way for modern mRNA therapies.
The Secret Betrayal: How Your Microenvironment Turns Drugs Against You in Lymphoma
Discover how the tumor microenvironment actively secretes molecules that shield cancer cells from PI3Kδ inhibitors in marginal zone lymphoma, and the breakthrough combination therapies overcoming this resistance.
IN MEMORIAM: THOMAS J. BYERS (1935–2003): The Amoeba Hunter Who Revolutionized Parasite Genetics
Remembering Thomas J. Byers, the molecular biologist who pioneered genetic classification of Acanthamoeba and transformed our understanding of parasite infections.
The Invisible Conductors: How the Genome's "Dark Matter" Is Rewriting Medicine
Exploring how non-coding RNAs, once considered genomic 'junk', are revolutionizing our understanding of disease and medicine.
The Immune Saboteur Within: How a Rogue Genetic Element Fuels Oral Cancer
Discover how TIGD1, a transposable element derived from junk DNA, promotes oral squamous cell carcinoma progression by evading immune responses.
Silencing the Survival Gene: How Targeting SIRT1 Stops Melanoma in Its Tracks
Discover how targeting SIRT1 protein can stop melanoma progression through proteomics research and innovative therapies.
Unlocking the Cell's Stealth Translators: The Hidden World of Cap-Independent Translation
Discover the hidden world of cap-independent translation in human and viral genomes, revealing alternative protein production mechanisms with medical implications.