New research identifies imidazole propionate (ImP), a gut microbe–derived metabolite, as a driver of atherosclerosis. Blocking its pathway offers a promising therapeutic target for heart disease prevention.
New research reveals that ozone pollution is causing far greater health risks than previously estimated, driving premature deaths worldwide. Studies highlight global and European ozone sources, urging urgent action on this silent air quality crisis.
Different microbial populations frequently interact with one another. Some of these interactions or associations are indifferent or neutral, some are beneficial or positive (commensalism, synergism, and mutualism), and others are harmful (parasitism or predation).
A new study shows how metabolic demands have shaped enzyme evolution for over 400 million years, revealing deep links between chemistry, structure, and life’s adaptability.
New research shows that trinucleotides, combined with natural pH and freeze–thaw cycles, drive open-ended RNA replication — offering fresh clues about the origins of life.
Groundbreaking studies show how mitochondrial donation and preimplantation genetic testing are helping women with mtDNA mutations have healthy children, marking a new era in reproductive medicine.
Scientists achieved DNA-free CRISPR genome editing in raspberry using ribonucleoprotein (RNP) transfection, paving the way for safer, non-GMO crop improvements.
Discover how a graphene oxide membrane device mimics human taste by sensing flavor in liquid, using neuromorphic computing to learn flavors with near-human accuracy — a breakthrough in artificial gustation.
Thin layer chromatography(TLC) is a type of planar chromatography which has been widely used for separation, identification and analysis of chemical compounds.
A new chimeric viral system enables continuous directed evolution in mammalian cells, accelerating the design of therapeutic proteins and viral vectors.