S. Das

This study identifies DDX5 as a regulator of tissue-specific oncogenic RNAs in intestinal tumorigenesis, showing its role in promoting colon and small intestine cancers.

This paper identifies lipid imbalances caused by IDH1 mutations that lead to organelle dysfunction, with therapeutic implications for glioma treatment.

This study shows that GPR35 signaling in CX3CR1+ macrophages, mediated by lysophosphatidic acid, regulates intestinal cytokine production and inflammation.

This study shows maternal serotonin signaling during stress in C. elegans protects offspring by enabling HSF1 to alter chromatin in germ cells, ensuring their viability and stress tolerance.

The paper shows that retromer facilitates the recycling of the copper transporter ATP7B from lysosomes to the Trans Golgi Network in a copper-dependent manner.

This study uses coarse-grained MD simulations to show that DNA plectoneme pinning at mismatches is deterministic under high force and salt, but probabilistic under physiological conditions, with pinning probability increasing with mismatch size.

This study shows that acetylated NPM1 coactivates transcription at promoters and enhancers, regulating genes involved in oral cancer progression.

This study investigates how glucose interacts with a β-glucosidase from Halothermothrix orenii, showing that glucose enhances enzyme activity by increasing active site flexibility and substrate accessibility.

This study develops pre-innervated tissue engineered muscle constructs to enhance regeneration after volumetric muscle loss in rats.

This study shows that Liver X Receptor (LXR) regulates RORγt+ Treg and Th17 cells in the mesenteric lymph node through distinct mechanisms, with microbiota transfer partially affecting Th17 expansion.

The paper identifies FCER1G and TYROBP as universal macrophage biomarkers using the BECC computational approach, validated across human and mouse tissues.

This study shows that human mesenchymal stem cells migrate from high to low loss modulus in response to viscous gradients, termed 'viscotaxis', and identifies cellular traction as the mechanism.

This study analyzes antibiotic resistance and metal resistance genes in thermophilic bacteria from hot springs, finding metal resistance genes dominate over antibiotic resistance genes.

The paper identifies a minimal auxin response system in Marchantia polymorpha, showing that a single A-ARF activates gene expression while a B-ARF represses it, defining developmental zones of auxin response.

The paper assesses fecal contamination in urban Dhaka using E. coli MPN measurements across different environmental samples and finds higher contamination in low-income areas compared to high-income and transient neighborhoods.

This study uses small area estimation to estimate child morbidity rates at micro-level administrative units in Bangladesh, revealing significant variation compared to national levels.

This study shows that NEIL2 suppression by H. pylori infection leads to DNA damage accumulation, inflammation, and gastric cancer progression in mouse models and human cells.

The paper identifies bacteria in culture-negative surgical site infections using 16S rRNA PCR, finding 54.63% of cases had viable but non-culturable, anaerobic, or unculturable bacteria.

The paper uses spatial genomic and proteomic analysis to explore how PPARG signaling is linked to immune cell exclusion in bladder cancer.

This study shows that F-actin is essential for nuclear passage during host cell invasion by apicomplexan parasites, stabilizing the junction and facilitating nuclear movement.

The paper examines how influenza A virus infection affects the upper respiratory tract microbiome in humans and ferrets, finding that infected individuals experience microbiome disturbances that recover over time.

The paper characterizes morphogenetic diversity of Rhizoctonia solani isolates from sugar beet and dry beans over 10 years using morphology and ISSR markers, finding crop-specific and broad-pathogenicity groups with no geographical correlation.

This study identifies splicing factors involved in breast cancer initiation and metastasis, showing their differential roles and interactions with MYC.

This study shows miR-146a promotes stemness in oral squamous cell carcinoma by regulating the CD24/AKT/β-catenin axis, enhancing tumorigenic potential.

The paper uses a transgenic mouse model to show RBC-derived extracellular vesicles target cardiomyocytes and microglia in ischemic heart failure, with targeted cells showing gene enrichment in proliferation and metabolism.

This study characterizes the endophytic virome of tea plant roots, revealing a significant presence of endogenous pararetroviral sequences and potential horizontal transfer of phage viruses from soil.

This paper develops a method to grow long motor axons in vitro using mechanobioreactors and integrates them with myocytes to create axonal-myocyte constructs that mimic native nerve-muscle anatomy.

The paper examines diurnal metabolite variations in redheaded buntings, finding higher daytime lipid and protein catabolites and night-time short chain fatty acids and taurine, suggesting differential energy use during migration.

This study uses cross-species transcriptomic data to identify temporal dynamics of IBD-risk genes and stratify UC patients into two subgroups with distinct therapeutic responses.

This study evaluates the physicochemical and microbiological quality of spring water in Sikkim, revealing severe fecal contamination and heavy metal exceedances, posing immediate health risks.