Research Articles
The Pan-Genome Revolution: Mapping Genetic Diversity to Transform Medicine and Agriculture
Exploring how pan-genomics is transforming our understanding of genetic diversity and its applications in medicine and agriculture.
The Hidden Helpers and Saboteurs: Unlocking Genetic Secrets of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
Discover how genetic modifiers influence disease progression in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and the latest breakthroughs in treatment research.
The Secret Conductors Inside Your Orange: How MYB Genes Shape Citrus Superpowers
Discover how MYB transcription factors orchestrate flavor, color, and resilience in sweet oranges through genome-wide research.
The T-bet Enigma: When Molecular Keys Fit Every Lock But Don't Always Turn
Exploring the paradoxical behavior of T-bet transcription factor in immune cells - universal binding with context-dependent functional effects
The Genomic Revolution: Decoding the Hidden World of Nematodes
How DNA sequencing is transforming our fight against parasites and unlocking nature's tiniest secrets through nematode genomics.
Unlocking Nature's Molecular Recycler: Genetic Secrets of the Wood-Eating Fungus
How the white-rot fungus Phanerochaete chrysosporium became biotechnology's powerhouse through its extraordinary genetic toolkit for lignin degradation.
The Genetic Guardians: How MICB's Alphabet Soup Protects Your Health
Exploring the allelic diversity of MICB gene and its role in immune response, disease protection, and medical applications.
The Chromatin Architect: How a Tiny Protein Shapes DNA and Controls Genetic Destiny
Exploring how Nhp6A, a small HMGB protein in yeast, influences chromatin structure, nucleosome dynamics, and gene transcription.
The Invisible Architects: How Strain-Level Diversity Builds a Child's Immune Foundation
Exploring how genetic differences between individual bacterial strains profoundly shape childhood development through gut microbiome diversity.
The Elusive Genetic Switch: Why a Korean Study Challenged Assumptions About Rheumatoid Arthritis
Exploring how a 2002 Korean study on CTLA-4 polymorphisms challenged assumptions about rheumatoid arthritis genetics across different populations.