Research Articles
Survival of the Fattest: How Ancient Adaptations Shape Modern Obesity
Exploring the evolutionary roots of obesity and how our ancient adaptations conflict with modern environments.
The Invisible Battle: Protecting Tiny Brains During Heart Surgery
Exploring cutting-edge strategies to protect infant brains during life-saving cardiac surgeries and improve neurodevelopmental outcomes.
The Invisible Battlefield: How Proteomics Reveals Cancer's Secret Weapons in the Tumor Microenvironment
Exploring how proteomics uncovers metabolic and oxidative stress mechanisms in the tumor microenvironment that drive cancer progression.
The Motion Prescription: How Exercise Transforms Type 2 Diabetes Management
Discover how exercise serves as a powerful therapy for type 2 diabetes, transforming metabolism at the cellular level with benefits no pill can replicate.
Beyond Sugar Pills: How Diabetes Drugs Revolutionized Heart and Kidney Medicine
Exploring how SGLT2 inhibitors, originally designed for diabetes, are now revolutionizing heart and kidney medicine through unexpected mechanisms.
The Blood Sugar Roller Coaster: How Glucose Swings Stealthily Strain Your Body's Defenses
Exploring how glucose fluctuations impact oxidative stress and the body's antioxidant defenses in different glucose regulation states.
The Pancreas' Symphony: Decoding Insulin's Three-Pulse Rhythm for Better Health
Discover how mathematical modeling revealed insulin's triple-rhythm system and its implications for diabetes treatment.
Growth Factor Powerhouse: How PDGF Fuels Cells by Switching on Glycogen Production
Discover how PDGF, a key growth signal, activates glycogen production to fuel cellular growth and energy demands.
The Sugar Gatekeepers: How Brain Peptides Control Your Brain's Glucose Supply
Explore how brain-derived peptides regulate GLUT1 glucose transporter at the blood-brain barrier and implications for neurological disorders.
The Angiotensin Paradox: How a Blood Pressure Hormone Supercharges Your Muscles
Discover how angiotensin II, a blood pressure hormone, dramatically enhances skeletal muscle contraction and metabolism through fascinating physiological mechanisms.