Research Articles
The APC E1317Q Variant: A Genetic Detective Story in Colorectal Cancer
Explore the fascinating story of APC E1317Q genetic variant and its controversial role in colorectal cancer risk through scientific evidence and research.
The Blueprint of Life: Cracking the Code of DNA
Discover the fascinating molecular structure of DNA, the double helix that holds the genetic code for all life on Earth.
The Molecule of Life: How Nucleic Acids Write and Read Our Genetic Story
Explore the fascinating world of nucleic acids - from DNA's structure to modern research applications in genetics and medicine.
The Biological Blueprint: How We Capture and Keep DNA for the Future
Explore the fascinating science behind DNA collection and storage - from cheek swabs to liquid nitrogen preservation and the technology that powers modern genetics.
The Genetic Code: How Nucleic Acids Shape Life and Revolutionize Medicine
Explore the fascinating world of nucleic acids - from DNA structure to modern research techniques and real-world applications in medicine and biotechnology.
Nucleic Acids: The Blueprint of Life and How We Learned to Read It
Explore the fascinating world of nucleic acids - DNA and RNA - their structure, discovery as genetic material, research techniques, and future applications in medicine and synthetic biology.
Cellular Cartography: Mapping the Genome with In Situ Hybridization
Explore how In Situ Hybridization works as a GPS for genes, revealing the spatial organization of genetic activity within cells and tissues.
The Genetic Scissors: Rewriting the Code of Life with CRISPR
Explore how CRISPR gene editing technology is revolutionizing medicine and biology by allowing precise DNA modifications.
The Hidden Architects of Arthritis: Unraveling a New Genetic Culprit in Our Bones
Discover how long non-coding RNA AC005165.1 modifies FRZB expression in subchondral bone during osteoarthritis, revealing new therapeutic targets.
The Single Gene Mystery of Our Immune System
Discover how groundbreaking research revealed that an entire subgroup of human immunoglobulin kappa light chains is encoded by just a single germline gene.