Research Articles
Hijacking a Hitman: How a Virus Turns the Body's Defenses Against Cancer
Discover how scientists are using modified viruses to activate the complement system and destroy cancer cells in this breakthrough cancer research.
Hijacking the Host: How a Sleepy Sickness Parasite Cracks the Body's Defense Code
Scientists discover how trypanosomes hijack human immune proteins to enhance transmission to tsetse flies, revealing new therapeutic targets for African Sleeping Sickness.
The Stealth Pathogen: How Enterococcus faecalis Hijacks Our Immune System
Discover how Enterococcus faecalis evades immune detection by hijacking complement factor H, and the therapeutic implications of this discovery.
The Double Life of CR2: How a Tiny Receptor Bridges Species, Viruses, and Vaccines
Exploring the fascinating biology of complement receptor 2 (CR2/CD21) and its role in immunity, viral infection, and vaccine responses across species.