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The IGFBP family regulates the stability, tissue distribution, and receptor accessibility of IGFs, participates in metabolism, fibrosis, cardiovascular diseases, and tumor progression, and has potential value as disease biomarkers.
Tumor organoids can retain some of the histological features, driver alterations, and clonal differences of a patient’s tumor, providing expandable human-derived models for studying tumor evolution, therapeutic sensitivity, and mechanisms of drug resistance.
HMGB1 converts cellular damage into inflammatory and chemotactic signals and regulates tumor immunity, tumor stemness, and therapy tolerance through TLRs, RAGE, and CXCR4.
This is where four-membered-ring building blocks are particularly valuable. They are compact and rigid and can alter molecular properties through relatively small structural changes. Cyclobutanes, oxetanes, and azetidines are already widely used in drug discovery. Thietanes have historically ...
Organic synthesis experiments are generally designed around a predetermined transformation: substrates and reagents are selected, the temperature and reaction time are controlled, and the target product is then isolated. Unknown peaks or unexpected products observed in an actual reaction may ...
Tea polyphenols are a collective term for various phenolic compounds found in tea leaves rather than a single chemical substance with one defined structure.
In their review titled “Synthesis of Heterobicyclo[n.1.1]alkanes,” published in Chemical Society Reviews, Revie, Ragus, and Anderson systematically summarized advances in the synthesis of heterobicyclo[n.1.1]alkanes, with a particular focus on heterobicyclo[2.1.1]hexanes and ...
Alzheimer’s disease is jointly driven by Aβ deposition, Tau abnormalities, neuroinflammation, disrupted lipid metabolism, and synaptic injury. Defining the core targets at different pathological stages provides the basis for disease stratification, therapeutic monitoring, and the design of ...
Bicyclo[1.1.0]butane (BCB) consists of two three-membered carbocycles that share a common bond. Because its geometry deviates substantially from conventional bond angles, the parent BCB is estimated to possess approximately 63.9 kcal·mol⁻¹ of ring strain[1].
