TRIM22 blocks hepatitis B virus replication by tagging LDHA for destruction
Scientists at Fujian Medical University in China have mapped a previously hidden circuit that ties cellular metabolism to innate antiviral...
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Scientists at Fujian Medical University in China have mapped a previously hidden circuit that ties cellular metabolism to innate antiviral...
A massive systematic review and meta-analysis has delivered the most complete picture to date of where Echinococcus multilocularis—the tiny tapeworm...
Somewhere between the milking parlour and the supermarket shelf, a quiet arms race is under way, and for once the...
Models built for pandemics in wealthy countries routinely misread how infections spread in places like Ghana, where fragmented data, informal...
When a newborn begins trembling, vomiting and crying inconsolably as opioids drain from their system, the medical team's attention understandably...
For nearly a century, influenza vaccine design has been a love letter to a single molecule. Hemagglutinin, the lollipop-shaped surface...
For more than a century, the workhorse of bacterial detection has been essentially unchanged: smear a sample onto a gel-like...
Between January 2020 and September 2025, while the world was living through the worst pandemic in a century and struggling...
More than 257 million people worldwide live with chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection, facing elevated risks of liver cirrhosis...
SARS-CoV-2 variants may be met by two complementary layers of antibody protection, according to a study published in Nature Immunology....
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