Research Articles
The Hidden Dangers in Your Herbal Remedy: What Science Reveals About Plane Tree Hydrosol
Scientific investigation reveals the dual nature of Oriental plane tree hydrosol - therapeutic at low doses but potentially toxic at higher concentrations.
The Invisible Arms Race: Decoding ESBL Superbugs at the University Hospital of the West Indies
Investigating the spread and impact of ESBL-producing organisms at UHWI, with global comparisons and treatment strategies.
The Enzyme with a Secret Life: Dihydrolipoamide Dehydrogenase's New Role Beyond Metabolism
Discover how dihydrolipoamide dehydrogenase (DLD), once considered just a metabolic enzyme, is now revealing surprising new functions with revolutionary medical implications.
The Double-Edged Sword: How a Nerve Agent Protector Harms Airways
Research on how pyridostigmine bromide (PB) protects against nerve agents but may compromise airway function, using precision-cut lung slice models.
Unlocking Resistance: The Genetic Battle Against HIV in India and the Cutting-Edge Therapies Revolutionizing Treatment
Exploring genetic resistance to HIV in India and breakthrough DNAzyme therapies targeting HIV-1 subtype C infections.
The Invisible Divide: How Male and Female Rhesus Monkeys Handle Sarin Exposure Differently
Research reveals sex-based differences in sarin exposure recovery between male and female rhesus monkeys, with implications for medical countermeasures.
From Dust to Resilience: The Soil Revolution Transforming Cotton Farming
Discover how soil health improvements with management changes in cotton-based cropping systems are revolutionizing sandy soil agriculture.
The Hidden Enzyme Storm: How Cortisol Metabolism Fuels PCOS
Exploring how cortisol-metabolizing enzymes contribute to PCOS pathology and potential therapeutic approaches.
The Invisible Arms Race: Detecting Superbug Enzymes in Hospital Pathogens
Exploring the detection of ESBL-producing bacteria in clinical samples and the latest diagnostic advancements using machine learning.
Rewriting Destiny: How Gene Therapy Offers a Lifeline for Methylmalonic Acidemia
Breakthrough gene therapy research offers hope for treating methylmalonic acidemia (MMA), a rare genetic metabolic disorder.