Research Articles
Cracking the Parasite's Sugar Code: The Hunt for Ascaris's Invisible Shield
Discover how scientists are decoding the sugary shield of Ascaris suum parasites to develop new treatments and vaccines.
The Glycosphingolipid Path: The Sugar-Coated Code of Life
Unlocking the secrets of cell identity, health, and disease through glycosphingolipids - the sugar-coated code that governs cellular communication.
The Double-Edged Sword: How Anti-HIV Antibodies Weaken a Key Immune Player
Discover how anti-HIV antibodies paradoxically impair natural killer cells by downregulating NKp46, a critical activating receptor in immune defense.
Beating the Odds: A Medical First in Dual Organ Transplantation
How doctors rewrote the rules to save a life by transplanting a heart and kidney against immune system rejection.
The Double-Edged Sword: How a Key Immune Cell Fights and Befriends a Virus
Discover how NK cells play dual roles in Friend retrovirus infection - both fighting the virus early and enabling persistence later.
The Gut Crisis in Dengue: When Protective Antibodies Turn Against the Body
Discover how dengue virus causes lethal intestinal damage through antibody-dependent enhancement, challenging traditional understanding of viral infections.
Trapping the Trap: How Stabilizing Neutrophil "Webs" Could Revolutionize Sepsis Treatment
Exploring the groundbreaking science behind antibody stabilization of NET-PF4 complexes and their therapeutic potential in sepsis treatment.
The Double-Edged Sword: How Our Body's Own Galectin-3 Controls Malaria in Surprising Ways
Discover how galectin-3, a versatile immune protein, controls malaria infections in a species-specific manner, revealing new therapeutic possibilities.
The Hidden Enemy: When TB Tests Fail During Biologic Therapy
Exploring the paradoxical reality of TB reactivation during biologic therapy and the diagnostic challenges of false-negative test results.
The Cytokine Symphony in Chronic Hepatitis: The Immune System's Double-Edged Sword
Exploring the complex role of cytokines in chronic hepatitis B, their impact on liver inflammation, and future therapeutic directions.