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We have developed a novel murine model that mimics human RT. Lymphoma

Our study suggests that targeting microbial evolution could pave the way for developing personalized probiotics to combat age-related diseases. | Microbes

This finding paves the way to propose a model for developing specific binders that can effectively stabilize these structures and control viral proliferation.

RTME targets mitochondria-dependent ‘intrinsic apoptosis pathway’ via induction of intracellular reactive oxygen species (ROS) and promotes G0/G1 cell cycle arrest”

Biomimetic NanoBiosome, developed by Dr. Rajendra Prasad, is an innovative technology that enables the targeted theranostics for solid tumors.

Through basic research like our work, we will be able to understand the biology of a healthy neuron and the roles of various molecules that keep the neurons healthy, thereby enabling us to better understand the diseased conditions, thus opening up avenues for therapeutic interventions.

Our findings shed light on how osmolytes can modulate protein stability, offering insights into strategies for engineering proteins with desired folding kinetics and structural properties.

The current study hypothesized a key role of SARS-CoV-2 accessory factor, ORF3a, as a virulence factor, and we tried to investigate the mechanism of how ORF3a helps the virus for infection inside the host cell.

Our work makes important advances in this field by providing first in situ structural insights into the remodeling of the polar tube protein layers when infectious material is injected into the host cells.

The findings from our study significantly contribute to the understanding of human neurogenesis within the complex landscape of the brain.