FDA-Approved Cancer Drug Shows Potential in Targeting Protein Responsible for Parkinson’s Disease Progression

Medicine & Technology Jun 24, 2024

An animal study has led scientists to identify the Aplp1 protein, a new biological target for Parkinson’s disease. Find out more about it in this article.

Protein-Rich Diets May Alter Gut Bacteria, Impact Weight Loss and Body Composition, Study Reveals

Jun 20, 2024

High-protein diets could alter the gut microbiome and even affect body composition and weight loss. Read to learn more.

Alternative Protein Food: A Pan-European Study on Consumer Attitudes and Preferences

May 28, 2024

Explore consumer attitudes and preferences towards alternative protein foods in this comprehensive Pan-European study. Learn how tastes and trends shape the future of food. Read more!

Cottage Cheese Baking Trend Takes TikTok by Storm; Can This Hack Help People Get Extra Protein in Their Diets?

May 28, 2024

Some TikTok creators have allegedly found the best way to incorporate more protein into their diets. Learn more about it in this article.

Protein To Control Epigenetic Reprogramming in Human Cells Identified; Researchers a Step Closer to Lab-Grown Sperm and Eggs

May 22, 2024

Researchers learned in a new study that epigenetic reprogramming was facilitated by adding a protein called BMP2. Continue reading to learn more.

Protein Nanowires Made by Bacteria Show Potential in Developing Next Generation of Sustainable Electronics

May 01, 2024

Scientists modified engineered protein filaments originally produced by bacteria to conduct electricity, opening avenues for green electronics. Check this article to learn more.

Tardigrade Proteins Could Help Slow Down Aging if Induced in Human Cells, Study Reveals

Apr 04, 2024

Proteins found in tardigrades could slow down metabolism by upgrading damage resistance of human cells.

Ebola Virus Replication: New Mechanism Discovered by Scientists in Significant Breakthrough Could Potentially Lead to More Effective Therapies

Mar 20, 2024

Scientists have uncovered a key mechanism in Ebola virus replication that could open doors for new and more effective therapies. Read to learn more.

High-Protein, Low-Carb Diet Doesn't Help Build Muscle; Bodybuilding Veteran Recommends Embracing Carbs

Mar 12, 2024

A bodybuilding veteran said he successfully built muscle by embracing carbohydrates. Continue reading to learn why.

Yellowstone Fungus Adapted for Extreme Environment Makes New Type of Protein for Meat Substitute

Mar 05, 2024

An accidental discovery of a microscopic fungus in Yellowstone Park could be the answer to feeding the planet’s growing population. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Monoclonal Antibodies Target Hard-to-Spot Region of the Influenza Virus, Shed Light on Unexplored “Dark Side” of Flu

Mar 04, 2024

Scientists have identified antibodies that can help develop effective countermeasures against influenza viruses. Check this article to learn more.

Engineered Heart Cells Developed To Better Understand Genetic Mechanisms of Atrial Fibrillation

Feb 27, 2024

A team of researchers has engineered a more accurate model for understanding atrial fibrillation and its response to treatment. Learn more about it in this article.

New Lab-Grown Meat Rice Hybrid Has Very Low Carbon Footprint, Unlikely to Cause Allergies, Cheaper Than Beef

Feb 15, 2024

Researchers have produced beef rice, which has low safety risks and is cheaper than regular beef. Continue reading to learn more.

Protein Interactions in Heart’s Atrium Could Serve As Biomarker for Cardiovascular Disease, Study Reveals

Jan 19, 2024

Scientists discovered that the binding relationships in proteins can serve as a measurable indicator of heart disease. Check this article to learn more.

Ikaros As Immune System’s Guardian: How Does This Protein Support Cell Development and Protection Against Pathogen and Cancer?

Jan 16, 2024

A team of researchers has cracked the code behind Ikaros protein which helps in orchestrating immune responses. Continue reading the article to find out more.