Explore the Notch pathway, a core cell communication system that directs cell fate during development and maintains tissue balance throughout adult life.
Understand the foundational lab protocol for separating immune cells from blood, a critical process that enables detailed study of the human immune response.
A polycythemia vera diagnosis is reached through a multi-step process that combines blood, genetic, and marrow evidence to meet specific medical criteria.
Explore the challenges of ESBL-producing Klebsiella pneumoniae, a bacterium whose antibiotic resistance necessitates specialized diagnostic and management strategies.
Explore the SRB assay, a method for determining cell viability by quantifying total protein mass, a direct approach for cytotoxicity and drug screening.
Explore the body's design for bundling nerves and blood vessels, explaining the unit's integrated function and its significance in medicine and surgery.
An overview of adamantinomatous craniopharyngioma, a benign tumor arising near the pituitary gland, detailing its impact on neurological and endocrine function.
Explore the constant interaction between our bodies and foreign chemical compounds, from how they are metabolized to their subtle influence on biological function.
A 161/94 blood pressure reading requires careful medical evaluation. Understand its implications for your long-term health and the approach to lowering your risk.
Explore the Antarctic Dry Valleys, an extreme polar desert where unique atmospheric forces reveal a landscape that informs our search for life beyond Earth.
Learn how an invisible spectrum of light reveals the composition of objects by measuring reflected light, a principle that powers diverse modern technologies.
Discover how the body's fluid balance is managed by two distinct pressures—one from all solutes and another specifically from proteins inside blood vessels.
Explore the nuanced reality behind the choice to smoke for some elite athletes, examining the intersection of peak physical demands and this puzzling habit.
Having relatives with cancer doesn't predetermine your health. Explore how to interpret your family's medical history to make informed, proactive health choices.