Research Articles
Biolegality: How Biology and Law Are Reshaping Human Relationships
Explore how biolegality - the intersection of biology and law - is transforming social relationships, identity, and justice in the 21st century.
The Secret Language of Our Cells: How Your DNA's Hidden Switches Shape Your Life
Discover the fascinating world of gene regulation and how your DNA's hidden switches control cellular functions, from the lac operon to modern medical applications.
The Pulp Fiction of Life: How Your DNA's "Junk" is a Goldmine for Gene Editors
Discover how scientists are using gene editing to transform 'junk DNA' into medical breakthroughs, with insights from landmark sickle cell disease research.
Gene Scissors Navigator: How TALEN Precisely Edits the Code of Life
Explore TALEN gene editing technology - a precise molecular scissor that navigates to specific genome locations for targeted DNA modification.
How Rogue DNA Switches Fuel Hodgkin Lymphoma
Discover how dormant viral DNA segments called Long Terminal Repeats (LTRs) awaken and orchestrate gene expression in classical Hodgkin lymphoma, driving cancer growth and opening new treatment avenues.
Painting with Light: The Fluorescent Revolution in DNA Detection
Discover how homogeneous fluorescent chemistries transformed DNA detection through Real-Time PCR, enabling scientists to watch DNA amplification in real-time.
The Genomic Revolution: How Our DNA is Rewriting the Story of Evolution
Explore how genomics is transforming our understanding of evolution through DNA sequencing, transposable elements, and structural variations
Stemming the Tide of Genomics: Computational Genomics III
Discover how computational genomics helps decipher our genetic code through algorithms, pattern recognition, and groundbreaking research like the Neanderthal genome project.
The Editor's Notes of Life: How Your Experiences Rewrite Your DNA's Story
Explore the fascinating world of epigenetics and how life experiences can rewrite your DNA's instructions without changing the genetic code itself.