A brief look at the latest scientific discoveries and advancements focused on cutting-edge research from peer-reviewed journals.
New research points to whole grapes as a nutrigenomic food that strengthens skin's barrier against UV damage
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A method called Glycan Atlasing reveals how the spatial arrangement of glycocalyx sugars reflects a cell's physiological state
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New findings could reshape how probiotics and microbiome therapies are designed.
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New class of synthetic compounds disrupts bacterial membranes and works against persister cells that often survive antibiotic treatment
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UVA study describes how the p53 protein guards against errors that may underlie cancer and neurodevelopmental disorders
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Free, web-based tool pairs sequence with structure for sharper RNA predictions
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Review reframes sleep not as a simple period of rest, but as a highly organized biological state
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Findings suggest that patients with prolonged symptoms may benefit more from treatments targeting stress and emotional regulation rather than ...
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New study points to aging-related and APOBEC mutational processes — and possibly the oral microbiome — as drivers in patients lacking traditional ...
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Live-cell imaging shows how a familiar adhesion protein helps cells move—and invade—as a group
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Women may be uniquely vulnerable to estrogen-driven brain changes with age
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Eight proteins showed changes in future MS patients up to a decade before diagnosis
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A step-by-step activation process ensures cell division machinery forms only at the right place and time.
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People at the far ends of traits like cholesterol or blood glucose may carry fewer, stronger genetic influences than previously thought
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The advance could help researchers study genes with greater confidence by reducing the risk that experimental damage itself alters cell behavior.
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A compound called 4-OI reduced swelling and inflammation in cell and animal models
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