Research Articles
Rebooting the Immune System: How a Single Drug Revives Exhausted Cancer-Fighting Cells
Discover how PD-1 blockade therapy reprograms exhausted T cells at the epigenetic level to fight cancer more effectively.
How Your Diet Talks to Your Genes: The Epigenetic Link Between Food and Cancer
Discover how nutrients, bioactive food components, and environmental toxicants converse with our genes through epigenetic mechanisms, shaping our cancer risk.
Cracking the Cancer Code: The New Science of Identifying Chemical Carcinogens
Explore the revolutionary approaches in identifying chemical carcinogens through modern scientific methods and technologies.
The Epigenetic Symphony: Conducting Our Immune System's Fight Against Disease
Explore how epigenetic agents are revolutionizing immunotherapy by reprogramming our immune system to fight cancer, autoimmune diseases, and infections.
The Epigenetic Mastermind: How Twist1 Drives Cancer's Deadly Agenda
Explore how epigenetic mechanisms control Twist1 expression in cancer progression, metastasis, and therapeutic resistance.
The Genetic Guardian's Flaw: How a Tiny Typo Can Rewrite Our Cancer Defenses
Discover how BARD1 mutations cause cancer through exon skipping and the production of dangerous protein isoforms that actively promote tumor growth.
The Invisible Switch: How Life's Experiences Rewrite Our DNA Code in Cancer
Explore how DNA methylation and genotoxic exposure contribute to cancer development, diagnosis, and innovative therapies.
Nature's Hidden Weapon Against Cancer: The Xanthone Revolution
Exploring the potent anti-cancer properties of xanthones, natural compounds found in tropical fruits like mangosteen, and their potential as future oncology treatments.
The Gut-Cancer Connection: How Our Inner Ecosystem is Revolutionizing Cancer Care
Discover how the human microbiome is transforming cancer prevention, treatment, and symptom management through groundbreaking research.
Childhood Stress and Adult Cancer: The Startling Connection Science Is Revealing
Discover the groundbreaking research linking adverse childhood experiences to increased cancer risk in adulthood and the biological mechanisms behind this connection.