Author name: Paul Laurent

In the quest to treat neurodegenerative disorders like spinocerebellar ataxias (SCAs), researchers are turning to innovative gene therapy approaches, and a recent study published in the journal *Molecules* (translated as “Molecules” in English) offer

In the relentless pursuit of combating liver cancer, a recent study published in the journal ‘Molecules’ (Molekule in English) has shed new light on the complex interplay between immune cells and cancer cells. The research, led by Marta Wójcik from t

In the heart of Antalya, Türkiye, a groundbreaking study led by Münevver Aksoy from the Department of Agricultural Biotechnology at Akdeniz University is shedding new light on the intricate world of protein structures and their potential impacts on t

In the race to feed a growing global population, scientists are turning to an unlikely ally: microorganisms. A recent study led by Sergey A. Bursakov from the All-Russia Research Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology (ARRIAB) in Moscow explores how

In the relentless battle against crop diseases, scientists have identified a new gene in wheat that could significantly bolster resistance to powdery mildew, a fungal disease that poses a substantial threat to wheat yields worldwide. This breakthroug

In the heart of Morocco, researchers are uncovering a sustainable solution to some of the tomato industry’s most pressing challenges. A recent study led by Said Bahoch from the Regional Center of Agricultural Research of Agadir, part of the National

In the quest to enhance maize resilience to low phosphorus (LP) conditions, a groundbreaking study led by Wang Tang from the State Key Laboratory of Maize Bio-Breeding at China Agricultural University has uncovered a fascinating link between anthocya

In the heart of Europe, a silent invasion is underway, and it’s not the stuff of science fiction. Researchers have detected the northward spread of an invasive mealybug species along Hungary’s highways, a finding that could have significant implicati

In the heart of Egypt, researchers are uncovering new ways to enhance the growth and aesthetic appeal of Conocarpus erectus, a popular ornamental shrub widely used in landscaping. Dr. El-Sayed Mohamed El-Mahrouk, from the Horticulture Department at K

In the sun-drenched Xisha Islands of China, a silent battle is unfolding, one that could have significant implications for coastal ecosystems and even the energy sector. Researchers have identified a phytoplasma infection affecting *Heliotropium arbo