Research Articles
The Genetic Whispers of HPV: Unraveling Oropharyngeal Cancer's Secrets
Groundbreaking research reveals how 20 specific genes interact with HPV to drive throat cancer, revolutionizing our understanding of this increasingly common disease.
Pawpaw: The Underutilized Tropical Treasure Tree with Immense Potential
Discover the remarkable potential of pawpaw as an underutilized tropical tree with significant nutritional, medicinal, and agricultural benefits.
Beating the Odds: How AI Learns to Spot Kidney Cancer When Data Is Scarce
Discover how cost-sensitive hybrid deep learning is revolutionizing kidney cancer detection by overcoming data imbalance challenges in medical AI.
The Ocean's Secret Antioxidant: How Porphyra-334 from Marine Algae Revolutionizes Skin Protection
Discover how Porphyra-334, a natural compound from marine algae, provides superior UV protection and antioxidant benefits compared to synthetic alternatives.
Cracking Cancer's Code: How a Single Molecular Switch Throws DNA Repair into Chaos
Discover how the EMSY protein's phosphorylation at Threonine 207 suppresses DNA damage repair in cancer cells and its implications for targeted therapies.
Disarming the Guardian: How a Novel Nanotechnology Helps Overcome Chemotherapy Resistance
Discover how pegylated phosphotidylethanolamine (PEG-PE) nanotechnology inhibits P-glycoprotein expression and enhances chemotherapy drug retention in resistant cancer cells.
The Double-Edged Sword: Navigating the Promise and Peril of Carbon Nanotubes
Exploring the incredible potential of carbon nanotubes and the critical precautions we must take to safely harness their power.
Cellular Scissors and Gene Replacement: Rewriting the Code of Life
Explore the revolutionary PTGR technology that enables precise control of protein destruction in living cells and its implications for biomedical research.
Knowledge is Its Own Reward: The Science Behind Why Learning Feels Good
Explore the fascinating science behind why learning feels good, from dopamine-fueled brain circuits to psychological experiments that reveal knowledge is its own reward.
Biological Research at 50: An Open Access Journey from Santiago to the World
Celebrating 50 years of Biological Research journal's contribution to experimental biology and its transition to open access publishing with BioMed Central.