Latest Articles for Health And Disease

Discover how mTORC1 regulates cell growth and energy use.

IDRs are crucial for protein function and stability.

Research reveals the role of rare genetic variants in shaping extreme traits.

p62 is key in recycling damaged parts of cells, aiding in health and stress responses.

Investigating the link between MASLD and bone health issues.

Exploring how ARHGAP18 regulates actin and maintains cellular structure.

Explore how antibodies evolve after vaccination to strengthen immune defense.

Neuronatin impacts calcium flow, linking to health issues like diabetes and obesity.

This article explores how TERT gene variations influence cancer susceptibility.

Explore the vital role of Ryanodine receptors in muscle and nerve cell function.

TXNIP regulates amino acid transport, influencing cell growth and quiescence.

Researchers develop a new benchmark for studying low-frequency somatic mutations in genetics.

Learn how polymorphonuclear leukocytes protect us from infections.

Discover how riboswitches control protein production in cells and their potential health implications.

Discover how SiMBA transforms PET data analysis for better health insights.

A groundbreaking approach to analyzing biological data with zero counts and feature interactions.

Discover how peroxisomes keep our cells healthy and functional.

Discover how membraneless organelles aid in efficient cell processes.

A deep look into how the ECM shapes cell communication and health.

Exploring how cell shape transformations affect disease and healing processes.

Discover how mitochondria and their inhibitors power our cells.

Discover how membrane proteins maintain cell health and balance.

Learn how cells interact and adapt for survival in their environments.

Explore the critical role of neutrophils and SOD1 in immune defense.

Discover how autophagy cleans up cells and its implications for health.

T1 transitions allow cells to move and reshape, vital for tissue health.

Research reveals how mitochondrial loss affects neuron function and aging.