Research Articles
Green Revolution to Gene Revolution: How Plant Biotechnology is Designing the Future of Food
Explore how plant biotechnology is revolutionizing agriculture to feed our growing population sustainably through genetic engineering and advanced research tools.
Viral Puzzle in the Nursery: How Scientists Uncovered a Genetic Link in Cytomegalovirus
Discover how scientists uncovered a genetic linkage between CMV glycoproteins gN and gO, revealing insights into viral evolution and congenital infections.
The Genetic Code of Reading: How Science Is Unraveling Dyslexia's Mysteries
Explore the genetic foundations of dyslexia and Dr. Jeffrey Gruen's groundbreaking research on READ1 and KIAA0319 gene interactions.
The Genetic Shield: How CCR5 and Chemokines Influence HIV in Brazil
Explore how CCR5 genotypes and β-chemokine concentrations affect HIV susceptibility in Brazil's diverse population. Learn about genetic resistance mechanisms and therapeutic applications.
The Social Network of Life: How RNA Inhabitants Rule Our DNA Habitats
Exploring the revolutionary paradigm of DNA as dynamic habitats and RNA as active inhabitants that communicate and cooperate to shape genetic destiny.
The Origins of Modern Biology: From Naturalists to Genetic Engineers
Explore the fascinating journey of modern biology from natural history to experimental science, featuring key discoveries, revolutionary methods, and evolutionary breakthroughs.
Cracking the Viral Code: How Genetics is Revolutionizing Virology
Explore how viral genetics is transforming virology research, from mutation mechanisms to breakthrough discoveries like MAP4K1 gene and future predictive virology.
The Genetic Detective Work That Helped Unravel the 2014 Ebola Outbreak
How genetic sequencing and scientific tools helped understand and contain the 2014-2015 Ebola epidemic in West Africa
Cracking HIV's Genetic Clock: How Viral Evolution Reveals Time Since Infection
Discover how pairwise diversity and tMRCA serve as genetic markers to determine HIV infection recency, with insights from groundbreaking Botswana research.
Craig Pringle: The Quiet Pioneer Who Charted the Genetic Map of Viruses
Explore the life and legacy of Professor Craig R. Pringle, the Scottish scientist whose meticulous genetic mapping of viruses created the foundation for modern virology.