Research Articles
The Double-Edged Sword: How Hypothiocyanous Acid Protects and Kills
Exploring the dual nature of hypothiocyanous acid (HOSCN) as both a precise immune defense weapon and a potential cellular toxin, particularly in smokers.
Guardians of the Immune Response: The Pioneers Honored by the European Histamine Research Society
Explore the groundbreaking work of EHRS honorary members and their contributions to histamine research, from therapeutic breakthroughs to methodological innovations.
Unlocking the Spider's Secret: Predicting Venom Toxins for Medical Breakthroughs
Discover how scientists are using computational methods to predict antigenic epitopes in hobo spider venom toxins for medical applications.
Unlocking the Immune System: How Immunopharmacology is Revolutionizing Medicine
Explore the groundbreaking field of immunopharmacology and how it's transforming treatment for autoimmune diseases, cancer, and inflammatory conditions through precise immune system modulation.
The Body's False Alarms: Untangling Allergy, Pseudo-Allergy, and Non-Allergy
Explore the scientific differences between true allergies, pseudo-allergies, and non-allergies. Learn how your immune system responds differently to various triggers.
The Cellular Shipping Hub: How HDAC6 Directs Our Immune Defense
Discover how HDAC6 mediates an aggresome-like mechanism for NLRP3 and pyrin inflammasome activation in this comprehensive scientific overview.
The Hidden Conductors of Immunity: How Chemokines Guide Our Body's Defenses
Explore the fascinating world of chemokines and their receptors, the cellular conductors orchestrating immune responses and revolutionizing drug discovery.
Taming the Flame Within: How Science is Rewriting the Rules of Inflammation
Explore the cutting-edge science of inflammation pharmacology and how it's revolutionizing treatment for chronic diseases like heart disease, arthritis, and Alzheimer's.
The Invisible Shield: How DNA Damage Response Connects Blood Disorders, Cancer, and Immunity
Exploring how DNA Damage Response (DDR) connects hematology, oncology, and immunology, and its implications for cancer treatment and genetic disorders.