Research Articles
Unravelling Chemoinformatics Insights through Zagreb Indices: The Math That Predicts Medicine
Exploring how Zagreb indices and mathematical descriptors are revolutionizing drug discovery and chemoinformatics through predictive modeling and AI integration.
The Secret History in Our Genes: How Evolution Kept Shaping Humanity
Discover how genomic evidence reveals the ongoing evolution of humanity through adaptive traits and disease susceptibility patterns.
The Silent Sentinels: How Deer, Antelope, and Their Kin Are Revolutionizing Disease Science
Discover how ungulates like deer and antelope are becoming essential model systems for understanding disease ecology and preventing future pandemics.
Cracking the Code of Survival: What Makes a Rare Few Outlive a Deadly Cancer?
Discover how molecular profiling reveals the biological secrets of long-term pancreatic cancer survivors through IHC and CGH analysis.
Beyond Roots, Stems, and Leaves: Rethinking Plant Morphology
Exploring the revolutionary debate in plant morphology challenging 200-year-old concepts about plant organ categories.
The Hidden Architecture of Tomorrow: Engineering Functional Inorganic Crystals
Explore the science behind functional inorganic crystals - the atomic architectures powering modern technology from semiconductors to medical devices.
The Hidden Switch: How Epigenetics Gives Cancer Its Shape-Shifting Power
Explore how epigenetic mechanisms drive cancer cell plasticity and drug resistance, and discover the cutting-edge therapies targeting this hidden layer of regulation.
The Primordial Kitchen: How Atomistic Simulations Are Recreating Earth's First Recipe for Life
Explore how atomistic simulations and computational chemistry are helping scientists understand how life emerged from non-living matter on early Earth.
Igor Germanovich Levichev: A Botanical Legacy | Celebrating 70 Years
Explore the scientific contributions and botanical research of Igor Germanovich Levichev in celebration of his 70th anniversary.
Australian Sperm Whales: A Single Population Defying Old Boundaries
Groundbreaking genetic research reveals Australian sperm whales form a single interconnected population, rewriting decades of conservation management.