Research Articles
The Silent Guardians: How the Cells in Your Mouth Detoxify Your Body
Discover how buccal keratinocytes in your mouth process carbonyl compounds through sophisticated gene expression patterns and detoxification mechanisms.
The Genetic Fine Print: How Your DNA Influences Hormone Therapy and Breast Cancer Risk
Explore how genetic polymorphisms affect breast cancer risk in women using estrogen-plus-progestin hormone therapy and the future of personalized medicine.
Cracking the Waste Code: A Tale of Two Frameworks for Sustainable Cities
Exploring sustainable urban solid waste management through Life Cycle Assessment and Urban Metabolism frameworks, with focus on Global South challenges and emerging solutions.
The Cellular Heist: How a Single Cell Goes Rogue and Becomes Cancer
Explore the fascinating process of carcinogenesis - how normal cells transform into cancer through genetic mutations and acquire deadly capabilities.
Haptoglobin and Glutamine Synthetase: New Biomarkers for Chemotherapy-Induced Muscle Wasting in Leukemia
Discover how haptoglobin and glutamine synthetase serve as potential biomarkers for chemotherapy-induced cachexia in acute myeloid leukemia patients.
Decoding the Silent Attack: The Genetic Clues Hidden in a Diabetic's Blood
Discover how bioinformatics analysis reveals key genes and pathways in Type 1 Diabetes through peripheral blood mononuclear cell research.
The Liver's Sweet Secret: Unraveling the Diabetes of Cirrhosis
Explore how cirrhosis disrupts glucose metabolism, creating a metabolic paradox in the liver's sugar regulation system.
The Double Life of Platelets: How Our Blood's Tiny Clotting Agents Fight Cancer
Discover how platelets, the body's clotting agents, exhibit cytotoxic effects on tumor cells and their dual role in cancer progression and treatment.
The Sweet Survivor: How Stevia Plants Battle Environmental Stresses
Discover how Stevia plants use sophisticated molecular mechanisms to combat drought, salinity, and waterlogging stresses while maintaining their valuable sweet compounds.
The Digital Hunt for New Tuberculosis Fighters
How computers are scouring nature's medicine cabinet to find new treatments for tuberculosis by targeting DHFR protein.