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Macrophages, as core cells of the body's innate immunity, have long transcended the traditional understanding of "phagocytic cells." In recent years, increasing research has confirmed that their functional plasticity and heterogeneity play an irreplaceable regulatory role in the occurrence, developm

Recently, a clustered outbreak of the Nipah virus (NiV) in West Bengal, India, has once again sounded the alarm for public health. Five medical staff members were unfortunately infected during diagnosis and treatment, bringing this virus with a mortality rate as high as 74% back into public view. Fa

If we compare a cell to a bustling city, solute carrier (SLC) transport proteins are like the "logistics hubs" scattered throughout the city. They determine which nutrients can enter the city, which metabolic wastes must be transported away, and even directly participate in the city's "security" and

How are you doing with this recent flu wave? During the flu season, the teasing on wechat Moments came one after another: "You got vaccinated, why did you 

Why cAMP? In the field of life sciences, there is a molecule widely regarded as the “gold standard” of signal transduction research—cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP). Since its Nobel Prize–level discovery in 1957, this tiny “second messenger,” composed o

Over half of the global population meets the diagnostic criteria for at least one psychiatric disorder in their lifetime, and "comorbidity" (having multiple disorders simultaneously) is common. Does the traditional diagnostic boundary still hold? A recent study in Nature shows, for the fir