Research Articles
Decoding Cancer's Blueprint: The Groundbreaking Tumor-Normal Genome Revolution
Explore the groundbreaking HG008 tumor-normal genome pair from GIAB, setting new standards in cancer genomics research and ethical data sharing.
The Invisible Architects: How Silica-Coated Nanoparticles Rewrite Cellular Blueprints in COS-7 Cells
Exploring the interactions between silica-coated nanoparticles and COS-7 cells, balancing therapeutic potential with toxicity risks in nanomedicine.
Seeing the Unseeable: How Optical Genome Mapping is Rewriting CLL's Genetic Blueprint
Discover how Optical Genome Mapping is revolutionizing our understanding of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia by revealing previously hidden structural variants.
The $500,000 Satellite: How BioExplorer's Pocket-Sized Lab Revolutionized Space Science
How BioExplorer's innovative low-cost satellite design democratized space research and enabled groundbreaking biological experiments in microgravity.
The Invisible Scars: How Genomic Bruises Reveal Cancer's Weakness
Discover how genomic scars reveal cancer's weaknesses through HRD testing and the breakthrough unified method to quantify these scars across multiple technologies.
Nano-Scouts: How Bionano Sensors Are Decoding the Secret Messages in Our Bodily Fluids
Exploring how bionano sensors are revolutionizing diagnostics by analyzing extracellular vesicles in bodily fluids for early disease detection.
The Genomic Hunt: How China is Decoding the Deadly Pinewood Nematode Invasion
How Chinese scientists are using genomic technology to track and combat the invasive pinewood nematode destroying forests across China
Double Trouble: When Q Fever and COVID-19 Collide in One Patient
Case report of a patient simultaneously infected with Coxiella burnetii (Q fever) and SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19), highlighting diagnostic challenges and treatment approaches.
The Human Blueprint Revolution: Key Moments from Human Genome Meeting 2016
Explore the groundbreaking discoveries from HGM2016 that transformed genomics from reading DNA to rewriting it, featuring CRISPR, HGP-Write, and ethical implications
The Invisible Architects: How Scientists Are Mastering the Art of Soft Matter Self-Assembly
Exploring breakthroughs in soft matter self-assembly, from liquid crystal biosensors to entropy-driven materials that could revolutionize technology.