Elissa Wolfson

Temporary protein-protein bonds are essential for many bodily functions, including enzymatic reactions, antibody binding, and responses to medication. A study published Wednesday in Biophysical Journal used sound waves to measure the strength and duration of those bonds under loads similar to those inside the body.

A gene that maintains normal blood-sugar levels may provide clues for preventing steroid-induced diabetes resulting from corticosteroid treatment for inflammation.

A retrospective analysis of blood cultures detecting Candida auris found an upsurge of this pathogenic yeast between 2021 and 2023.

Researchers seeking better antifungal susceptibility tests measured the accuracy of four available tests for use with Candida auris, a pathogenic yeast.

Study finds Alzheimer's disease and chronic traumatic encephalopathy cases are linked to biomarkers present in the eye’s vitreous humor.

One in ten National Health Service healthcare workers experienced suicidal thoughts during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a study.

Improved chip-based optofluidic sensing devices may one day be used to detect or analyze completely different bioparticles at widely varying concentrations.

Certain gene mutations could help physicians predict which hepatocellular carcinoma patients are most likely to develop drug resistance to lenvatinib.

Multiplex imaging technology enables the integration of microscopic analysis with the visualization of molecular markers in individual cells.

Innovative wound-monitoring sensor patch provides convenient, effective way to monitor healing, triggering timely clinical interventions that improve wound care.