Research Articles
The Unforgetting Body: How Obesity Rewrites Your Biological Story
Explore how obesity creates a persistent epigenetic memory in your cells that affects weight management and biological aging.
The Cell's Skeleton Key: How Lamin A/C Unlocks the Secrets of the Nucleus
Discover how lamin A/C interacts with phosphoinositides to regulate nuclear function, gene expression, and cellular health.
How Cells Choose: The Molecular Magic of Wnt Signaling
Discover how cells selectively respond to specific Wnt signals through an elegant molecular mechanism involving Reck, Gpr124, and Dishevelled proteins.
The Oocyte Clock: Why Timing is Everything in Radiation Protection
Unraveling the mystery of why a female's eggs are most vulnerable to radiation damage at a specific window of development through research on Chinese hamsters.
The Science of Aging Well: Unlocking the Secrets of the Aging Mind
Explore the fascinating science of psychogerontology and discover how models like SOC and Socioemotional Selectivity Theory reveal the secrets to successful cognitive aging.
Whither the Marriage of Agriculture and Nutrition?
Exploring why growing more food hasn't meant better health for billions and how biofortification is bridging the gap between agriculture and nutrition.
The Whispering Antenna: How Mosquitoes Fall in Love in a Noisy World
Discover how mosquitoes use sophisticated biological sound systems to find mates despite constant wing noise interference.
Green Fluorescent Protein: Lighting Up the Brain's Unsung Heroes
Explore how Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) revolutionizes neuroscience by illuminating glial cells and revealing their crucial roles in brain function and disease.
Biodiversity: The Tapestry of Life and Why It's Unraveling
Explore the importance of biodiversity, the current crisis threatening life on Earth, and scientific efforts to understand and protect our planet's biological diversity.
The Paused Pregnancy: How a Tropical Turtle Masters the Art of Developmental Timing
Discover how the white-lipped mud turtle uses embryonic diapause and aestivation as survival strategies in unpredictable environments