A pilot trial suggests 4DCT-ventilation could help assess surgical candidates with early-stage lung cancer, particularly ...

Researchers mapped a molecular pathway controlling active forgetting in C. elegans. The NLP-47 signaling circuit selectively ...

An imaging biomarker predicts which breast cancer patients are most likely to respond to AKT inhibitors. The non-invasive approach could improve treatment selection, reduce unnecessary side effects, ...

At HUPO 2026, Dr. Fabian Coscia discussed how spatial proteomics can uncover non-genetic drivers of therapy resistance, the ...

At HUPO 2026, Dr. Birgit Schilling discussed the adoption of spatial proteomics, its role in osteoarthritis research and ...

A previously unknown mechanism helps cancer cells selectively produce proteins that drive tumor growth—such as KRAS—in common cancers.

PNGaseA helps some Bifidobacterium species access nutrients in human breast milk by removing sugars from short protein chains, potentially supporting beneficial infant gut communities.

A study of plant enzymes found that protein shape and flexibility, influenced by changes beyond the active site, help determine how selectively enzymes interact with similar molecules.

Planned tests in 2027 will evaluate whether hydrogel technology can simplify biological sample transport, reduce payload mass, and lower costs for in-space research.

Adults who consume higher levels of ultra-processed foods tend to have a less nutritionally adequate diet, a new study suggests.

Comparisons of human, chimpanzee, and gorilla brain organoids revealed differences in gene activity that may help explain the larger human neocortex and its development.

Lonza is upgrading mid-scale bioconjugation suites by 2027 and adding three large-scale multiproduct suites by 2028 to support ADC and other bioconjugate manufacturing from clinical development to ...