Research Articles
Parsaclisib: The Precision Strike Against Relapsed Mantle Cell Lymphoma
Clinical trial results of parsaclisib for relapsed or refractory mantle cell lymphoma (R/R MCL) in BTK inhibitor-naïve patients from the CITADEL-205 study.
Breaking Through the Brain Block: How Science Teachers Are Unlocking Tricky Concepts
Innovative strategies for teaching threshold concepts in large undergraduate science and medicine classes.
The Invisible Shield: How a Tiny Enzyme Builds Pollen's Fortress Armor
Discover how the CYP704B1 enzyme constructs sporopollenin, the indestructible armor protecting pollen grains and ensuring plant fertility.
The Ticking Time Bomb in Our Genes: Huntington's Disease as a Window into the Brain
How Huntington's disease research is unlocking secrets of neurodegeneration through groundbreaking genetic studies and therapeutic innovations.
The Secret Handshakes of Life: Decoding Forthcoming Molecular Meetings
Exploring the intricate world of molecular interactions and how techniques like FRET help scientists decode these fundamental biological processes.
The Skin We're In: How Genes and Environment Shape Our Largest Organ
Exploring the interplay between genetics and environment in dermatological diseases and skin health.
Cellular Cartography: Mapping the Hidden Moves of Proteins Inside Our Cells
Discover how integrating microscopy screens reveals protein relocation patterns in cells during stress and disease states.
The Silent Molecular Arms Race: How Vertebrates Revolutionized Cell Death
Exploring how genome comparisons revealed vertebrates' vastly increased complexity in apoptotic molecular machinery compared to simpler organisms.
The Virus Whisperer: How Oganes Baroyan Revolutionized Epidemiology and Protected a Nation
The remarkable story of Oganes Baroyan, the Soviet epidemiologist who contained outbreaks from smallpox to plague and pioneered mathematical modeling of epidemics.
The Feathered Phoenix: How Dinosaurs Invented Flight and Inherited the Earth
Discover how dinosaurs evolved into birds and survived the K-Pg extinction through revolutionary flight adaptations like WAIR.