Research Articles
Viral Warriors: How a Chicken Virus Fights Cancer by Awakening Cellular Suicide
Discover how Iraqi Newcastle disease virus activates caspase-3 to induce apoptosis in mammary adenocarcinoma, offering a promising oncolytic virotherapy approach.
When a Simple UTI Turns Dangerous: Understanding Urosepsis
Learn how urinary tract infections can progress to life-threatening urosepsis, its symptoms, treatment, and groundbreaking AI prediction research.
The Evolving Battle Against HIV: From Serotherapy to Modern Therapeutics
Explore the evolution of HIV treatment from early serotherapy approaches to modern long-acting injectables and broadly neutralizing antibodies.
Taming the Troll: The Scientific Battle Against Cytomegalovirus After Stem Cell Transplants
Explore the scientific innovations fighting CMV infection in stem cell transplant patients, from antiviral drugs to revolutionary T-cell therapies.
The Secret Immune Regulator: How a Mushroom Polysaccharide Tames Parasite Infections
Discover how Inonotus obliquus polysaccharide modulates immune response in Toxoplasma gondii infections through NF-κB and MAPKs pathways
The Double-Edged Sword: How Some Viruses Supercharge Our Immune System
Exploring the fascinating phenomenon of virus-induced enhancement of antibody-dependent cytotoxicity and its implications for antiviral therapies.
The Vicious Cycle: When a Traffic Jam in Your Liver Invites Infection
Explore the fascinating link between cholestasis and increased infection risk. Learn how liver traffic jams compromise immunity and create systemic vulnerability.
Anti-Inflammatory Approach to Allergic Rhinitis: A Revolution in Immunology
Explore the latest breakthroughs in allergic rhinitis treatment, from conventional therapies to cutting-edge biologics targeting the immune system's inflammatory response.
Eradicating a Stealthy Foe: How Scientists Are Combating a Stubborn Hospital Bacterium
Explore how scientists are using combination therapies with Lactobacillus casei filtrate to combat drug-resistant Stenotrophomonas maltophilia biofilms in hospital settings.
The Double-Agent Antibody: How Dengue's Hidden Weakness Could Revolutionize Vaccine Design
Discover how scientists are mapping infection-enhancing epitopes of the dengue pr protein to overcome antibody-dependent enhancement and create safer vaccines.