Research Articles
Genetic Shadows: The Five Fusion Oncogenes Reshaping Childhood Leukemia Treatment
Understanding how five common fusion oncogenes are revolutionizing childhood leukemia treatment through genetic profiling and personalized medicine.
The Delicate Art of Self-Sabotage: Why Your Cells Deliberately Break Their Own DNA
Explore the fascinating world of physiological and programmed DNA lesions - how controlled DNA breakage is essential for health, immunity, and genetic diversity.
The Language of Life: How Information Theory is Rewriting Biology
Exploring how information theory is transforming our understanding of biology, from genetic codes to animal communication.
The Unseen Threat: How Ionizing Radiation Quietly Shapes Our Genetic Future
Exploring the effects of ionizing radiation on reproductive health and genetic legacy through scientific research and data visualization.
Your Genes, Your Rights: The Hidden Rules of the Genetic Age
Exploring how science and society are co-creating the future of our DNA through the lens of bioconstitutionalism.
The Genetic Lottery: Why Does My Sister Have Schizophrenia and I Do Not?
Exploring the intricate dance between DNA and life experience that shapes our mental health and explains why siblings can have different outcomes with schizophrenia.
The Cell's Silencers: When Genetic Mute Buttons Break
How tiny mutants in a pond alga and a humble weed are unlocking the secrets of gene control, with implications for medicine and agriculture.
A Fishy Clue to a Human Mystery: Unlocking Cornelia de Lange Syndrome in Zebrafish
How a tiny, transparent tropical fish is revolutionizing our understanding of Cornelia de Lange Syndrome and pointing the way toward future treatments.
Cracking the Code of Infertility: Building a Mini-Lab to Study Genetic Glitches
How scientists are using stem cells and cutting-edge tech to understand why some genetic mutations prevent pregnancy.
Reframing Rights: Bioconstitutionalism in the Genetic Age
Exploring how genetic science is reshaping legal frameworks and human rights in the bioconstitutional age