Research Articles
Microbial Marvels: The Czechoslovak Search for Nature's Hidden Medicines
Exploring the groundbreaking compounds isolated at the Department of Biogenesis of Natural Substances in Czechoslovakia from 1984-1988
The Superglue for Superworkers: How Tethering Enzymes is Revolutionizing Green Manufacturing
Discover how enzyme immobilization technologies are creating reusable, stable biological catalysts for sustainable biomanufacturing and green chemistry.
The Green Magic: How Fertilizers Shape the Growth and Health of Isabgol Plants
Explore how different fertilizer levels influence the morpho-physiological traits of Isabgol (Plantago ovata Forsk.), a valuable medicinal plant.
Unlocking Lily Blooms: How Plant Hormones Revolutionize Flower and Bulb Production
Explore how gibberellic acid (GA3) and benzyladenine (BA) plant hormones transform lily cultivation by breaking dormancy and enhancing flower and bulb production.
The Secret in the Leaves: How Cocoa Varieties Revolutionize Natural Infusions
Discover how cocoa leaves from Nacional, Forastero, and Trinitario varieties are transforming into sustainable, healthy infusions with unique sensory properties.
Unveiling the Invisible: How Plant Pathologists Are Safeguarding Our Food Supply
Exploring cutting-edge research from the 32nd Congress of the Israeli Phytopathological Society on emerging plant diseases, innovative diagnostics, and sustainable solutions.
Kamchatka's Thermal Springs: Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Carbon Fixation
Discover how microbial communities in Kamchatka's Solnechny Spring produce organic matter through remarkable RuBisCO gene diversity in extreme hydrothermal environments.
Genetic Evidence Reveals Opportunities for Improving Tissue Preparation in Forensic Analyses
How genetic evidence reveals opportunities for improving tissue preparation in forensic analyses and DNA evidence interpretation.
The Biotech Toolbox: How a Single Field Builds Cures, Food, and Fuel
Explore the fascinating differences between biotechnology sub-specialties - red, green, and white biotech - and how they shape our world through medicine, agriculture, and industry.
The Double Life of a Virus: From Common Cold Culprit to Gene Therapy Superhero
How scientists are taming the adenovirus, a microscopic enemy, and turning it into one of medicine's most powerful tools for gene therapy.