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A lab screen revealed that knocking out a protein called RPS19 stops liver tumours from bribing immune cells into ignoring them. Targeted nanoparticles delivering gene-editing tools halted tumour growth in mice.
In a phase 2 trial, lung cancer patients whose circulating tumour DNA cleared during early treatment stayed cancer-free significantly longer over 24 months.
A smart neural network uses multi-lens filtering and focus tools to read imagined body actions from scalp brainwaves more reliably than older systems.
A review of medical studies shows that while gut health affects paediatric fatty liver disease, direct clinical proof for microbiome-based treatments in young people remains limited.
Scientists have tested a single spiral molecule that spins with complete directional preference under an electric current, dramatically boosting electrical flow.
Researchers adapted jumping DNA sequences into tools that write whole genes into cells without viruses. In tests on human cells and mice, the tools inserted full genes to retrain immune cells.
A review of clinical and experimental research outlines how cellular fuel supply influences heart health, pinpointing metabolic pathways that could guide future therapies.
A thirty-year review of object detection shows that modern systems can spot unfamiliar items using text clues, but picking the right tool is always a balance between speed, cost, and accuracy.
A surface protein called CD51 marks a specialised subgroup of brain cells in mice that builds connections, adjusts circuits, and aids recovery after a stroke.
In the model plant Arabidopsis, developing root cells split into a standard path and an environment-responsive branch that expands during dry conditions.