Dead Microbes, Living Benefits: How Postbiotics and Parabiotics Rewire Immunity
A narrative review of eleven studies finds that non-viable postbiotics and parabiotics modulate innate and adaptive immunity through defined receptor ...
A narrative review of eleven studies finds that non-viable postbiotics and parabiotics modulate innate and adaptive immunity through defined receptor ...
A new review maps how lipid nanoparticles, polymeric carriers, nanomicelles, macrophage-targeted immunotherapy and nanoparticle-driven photothermal and magnetic ablation could shift ...
A systematic review of 34 murine studies published from 2010 to 2025 finds bacterial lysates show consistent preclinical immunomodulatory effects ...
In a mouse study, a recombinant Echinococcus granulosus protein shifted macrophages toward a repair-associated state by dampening the cGAS–STING pathway ...
A 2026 mini-review finds that probiotics and pidotimod remain investigational for residual immune activation in treated HIV, with heterogeneous studies ...
A review finds that stimulus-responsive nanoparticles can detect pathological signals in sepsis models and release antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and immune-regulating drugs ...
An editorial reviewing 21 contributions argues that sepsis therapy is shifting from broad cytokine suppression toward phenotype- and timing-based treatments ...
A critical review finds that pentalinonsterol acts against Leishmania in experimental models while also altering several host-cell pathways, but its ...
The reframing of mesenchymal stem and stromal cells as regulatory hubs rather than building blocks represents more than a semantic ...
Chemotherapy saves lives, but it can also leave chaos in its wake. One of the most widely used anticancer drugs, ...
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