Research Articles
When Friendly Bacteria Turn Foe: Streptococcus Viridans in Pediatric Cancer Patients
Exploring how Streptococcus viridans transforms from harmless oral bacteria to life-threatening pathogens in pediatric cancer patients undergoing treatment.
The Double-Edged Sword: How Nitric Oxide Fuels Cancer Through Angiogenesis
Explore how nitric oxide, a vital signaling molecule, drives tumor angiogenesis and becomes a critical target in cancer therapy.
The Silent Battle: How Cattle Mount a Spontaneous Immune Defense Against Bovine Leukemia Virus
Explore how cattle develop spontaneous immune responses against multiple Bovine Leukemia Virus proteins and the implications for veterinary science and human medicine.
Protecting Two Generations: The Science of Treating Hepatitis B in Pregnancy
Explore how nucleoside/nucleotide analogues are revolutionizing hepatitis B treatment during pregnancy to protect both mothers and newborns from chronic infection.
The Nematode That Hunts Malaria's Deadliest Vector
Discover how Romanomermis jingdeensis, a microscopic nematode, offers a biological solution to combat malaria by targeting mosquito larvae with deadly precision.
The Invisible Ally: How Lactic Acid Bacteria Tune Our Immune Defenses
Discover how lactic acid bacteria from fermented foods regulate our immune system through sophisticated molecular mechanisms and strain-specific interactions.
The Silent Shift: How the Pandemic Revolutionized Rheumatology Care Through Digital Innovation
Explore how COVID-19 accelerated the adoption of remote clinical management for rheumatic diseases, featuring digital tools, pilot studies, and future directions.
The Forest Frontier: Tailoring Malaria Elimination for Cambodia's Forest-Goers
Exploring how tailored interventions for forest-goers can accelerate malaria elimination in Cambodia's Greater Mekong Subregion through qualitative research insights.
How a Virus Hijacks Our Cells' Cleaning System: The Autophagy Story in EV-A71 Infection
Discover how Enterovirus A71 hijacks the cellular autophagy process to enhance its replication and cause severe neurological complications in children.
The Secret Double Life of a Cellular Machine: How Fungal Proteins Redefine Their Purpose
Discover how fungal-specific outer kinetochore proteins in Magnaporthe oryzae play dual roles in cell division and infection, revealing potential for revolutionary antifungal strategies.