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Molecular mechanisms underlying the potential anticancer activity of Pulicaria crispa hexane fraction in HCT116 cancer cells | Research Communities by Springer Nature

The molecular structure of a supercharged flagellar motor inside the cell | Research Communities by Springer Nature

For 15 years my lab has been building a case study of molecular evolution. Following in the footsteps of Darwin's famous case study of the diversity of beaks in finches, my lab has been assembling a portrait gallery of a curious family of molecular machines: bacterial flagellar motors.

Spain offers 400 million Euros to revive Thirty Meter Telescope as Trump suggests cancelling project | Space

The Spanish government may have a way to save the Thirty Meter Telescope.

Titan’s methane lakes could foster an early step in the creation of life | Mashable

A new NASA study shows that Titan's methane lakes could form "vesicles," a crucial early step in the development of living cells on Earth.

Proper Fixation Technique for Accurate Biopsy Diagnosis | Research Communities by Springer Nature

Proper tissue fixation is the cornerstone of accurate histopathological diagnosis. Once a biopsy is obtained, timely and adequate fixation preserves cellular morphology, prevents autolysis, and maintains tissue integrity for H&E staining and molecular testing.

Don’t let sickle cell steal your sight – shedding light on sickle cell retinopathy | Research Communities by Springer Nature

Sickle cell retinopathy (SCR) and diabetic retinopathy (DR) both threaten sight. But while DR dominates research and awareness, SCR remains overlooked. Our paper explores this disparity and its real-world impact, especially in low- and middle-income regions where action is urgently needed.

Mapping DNA repeats: Newly found genes may explain brain evolution and language disorders

What makes the human brain distinctive? A new study published in Cell identifies two genes linked to human brain features and provides a road map to discover many more. The research could lead to insights into the functioning and evolution of the human brain, as well as the roots of language disorders and autism.

Pantethine for a Rare Cardiomyopathy: A Step Toward Metabolic Therapy | Research Communities by Springer Nature

A multi-centre study reveals potential benefits of pantethine supplementation in patients and cardiac cell models with PPCS deficiency disorder

Inflammation and breast cancer | Research Communities by Springer Nature

An inflammatory status in breast cancer patients affects toxicity, quality of life and oncological outcomes. In order to assess this condition in an early stage, information at the molecular and cellular level (rather than from plasma) would be much needed, but unfortunately are still missing.

Towards Improving Single-Cell Segmentation in Heterogeneous Configurations of Cardiomyocyte Networks | Research Communities by Springer Nature

While most cell segmentation studies focus on isolated cells, we take a bold first step into the complex world of cardiac muscle monolayers—diverse, dynamic, and clinically relevant. A challenging journey into real heart tissue.