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A new investigation drawing on the ECHO.CA.IL cohorts has examined a class of industrial chemicals that most expectant parents have never heard of, yet encounter...

Regulatory T cells, the immune system’s built-in mediators of self-tolerance, have long fascinated immunologists because of a seeming paradox. They are highly specialized peacekeepers that...

Electronic manufacturing has long been divided by a stark economic line. On one side sit the large electronics manufacturing services companies, which deploy industrial-grade in-circuit...

Tea is more than a beverage in China; it is a pillar of the rural economy. As the world’s largest tea producer, China depends on...

Hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common primary cancer of the liver, remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related death both in Taiwan and around the...

For patients living with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, the number on the bathroom scale may matter far more than clinicians once believed. A comprehensive review published...

Chemists at Sun Yat-Sen University have unveiled a catalytic strategy that converts ordinary aldehydes into stereochemically defined four-carbon sugars, known as threofuranoses, in a single...

Deep inside every eukaryotic cell, a molecular assembly line sorts membrane proteins for recycling or destruction. The endosomal sorting complexes required for transport, known collectively...

Modern vehicles have quietly become rolling data centers. Cameras stream high-definition video, navigation software computes routes in real time, and autonomous driving stacks process sensor...

Mungbean is one of the most important grain legumes in Asia, a fast-maturing, protein-rich crop that anchors the diets and incomes of millions of smallholder...

Colorectal cancer remains one of the most common and deadly malignancies worldwide, and the limited effectiveness of existing therapies for advanced disease continues to drive...

A striking new study published in Cell Death Discovery has revealed that mature human spermatozoa possess a remarkable form of resistance to one of the...

A sweeping new review published in the journal Results in Chemistry argues that natural fiber-based materials are moving from laboratory curiosities to serious contenders for...

Climate change is steadily reshaping one of humanity’s most vulnerable systems: agriculture. Rising average temperatures, more frequent and intense heatwaves, and dramatic shifts in rainfall...

Lithium-ion batteries quietly age every time they charge and discharge, and knowing exactly how much life remains inside a cell has become one of the...