Explore the early embryonic process forming the brain and spinal cord, its critical timeline, and the connection between its outcome and pre-conception health.
A multi-generational study provided the foundational data for how clinicians now assess and prevent cardiovascular disease and understand its heritability.
An analysis of darapladib, a discontinued drug that successfully targeted a key inflammatory enzyme but ultimately failed to reduce cardiovascular risk in patients.
Gain a clear understanding of the left internal carotid artery, from its anatomical path to its crucial role in brain function and neurological well-being.
A protein's N-terminus is a crucial starting sequence that acts as a control center, guiding the protein's entire lifecycle from its creation to its disposal.
Examine the distinct functions of phthalates and parabens in consumer products and the scientific discussion regarding their effect on the body's hormone system.
Understand how neuroblastoma treatment is personalized for each child, covering the full range of therapies from standard approaches to advanced options.
Explore a signal processing method that challenges conventional data acquisition by using a signal's inherent structure to reconstruct it from minimal measurements.
Explore the processus vaginalis, a key structure in fetal development that, when it persists after birth, can lead to common inguinal and scrotal conditions.
Your hip joint is likely not where you think. Understanding its true location is essential for interpreting how your body moves and where discomfort originates.
Explore the PD-1 pathway, a natural brake on the immune system. Learn how cancer exploits this function to hide and how therapies release this brake to fight disease.
Understand how proteasome inhibitors treat multiple myeloma by disrupting the cellular process that cancer cells rely on to manage protein overproduction.
Understand en bloc resection, a surgical method where a tumor and surrounding tissue are removed as one intact piece to help ensure no cancer cells are left behind.