Research Articles
Nature's Mold Fighter: How Bitter Kola Protects Our Maize
Discover how bitter kola (Garcinia kola) offers a natural solution to combat toxic mold in maize crops, providing sustainable protection against aflatoxins and food contamination.
The Invisible Ally: How Azospirillum brasilense Boosts Crop Growth from the Roots Up
Discover how Azospirillum brasilense, a beneficial soil bacterium, revolutionizes sustainable agriculture through nitrogen fixation, phytohormone production, and enhanced nutrient uptake.
Brewing Knowledge: How Baker's Yeast is Revolutionizing Nutrition Science
Discover how baker's yeast is transforming nutritional biochemistry education through hands-on experiments that reveal the molecular basis of nutrition.
The Hidden World of Baobab: How Microbes Shape the Nutritional Powerhouse
Explore how mycoflora influences the nutritional composition of baobab leaves and fruits, and discover the antimicrobial properties of this African superfood.
The Food-as-Medicine Revolution: Can Strategic Nutrition Maintain Remission in Pediatric Crohn's Disease?
Exploring the CD HOPE study on cyclic exclusive enteral nutrition for maintaining drug-free remission in pediatric Crohn's disease
The Blue Swimmer Crab: A Sentinel of the Persian Gulf
Explore the biological investigation of Persian Gulf blue swimmer crabs in Khuzestan coasts, revealing ecosystem health through reproductive cycles and environmental stress responses.
The Biochemical Profile of Emu Meat: A Scientific Deep Dive into the Next Super Meat
Explore the unique biochemical profile of emu meat - a lean, sustainable red meat with exceptional nutritional properties and health benefits.
The Invisible Bridge: How Biotechnology Builds Global Cooperation
Exploring how biotechnology serves as a catalyst for international development cooperation, balancing innovation with equity across agriculture, healthcare, and environmental sustainability.
The Invisible Shield: How Good Bacteria Block Bad Bugs
Discover how S-layer proteins from beneficial Lactobacillus bacteria create an invisible shield against harmful pathogens through anti-adhesion mechanisms.
The Modernization Paradox: How Economic Progress Lowered Aerobic Capacity in Samoan Men
Research reveals how economic modernization in Samoa led to declining aerobic capacity in men, with implications for global health trends.