In the ever-evolving world of infectious disease research, intracellular pathogens remain among the most formidable adversaries of human health.

Drug discovery and disease modeling have long relied on simplified systems such as cell cultures or animal models.

Probiotics are widely celebrated for their health benefits—from maintaining gut microbiota balance to modulating the immune system and even influencing the gut–brain axis.

In neuroscience, where the human brain remains one of medicine’s final frontiers, researchers face a persistent obstacle: modeling human-specific neurological disorders in animals that diffe..

Antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) have emerged as a groundbreaking class of targeted cancer therapies, combining the precision of monoclonal antibodies with the powerful cytotoxicity of small-..