I. Ahmad

Single-nucleus transcriptomics of epicardial adipose tissue from females reveals exercise control of innate and adaptive immune cells

This study uses snRNA-seq to analyze how exercise affects immune and mesenchymal cell interactions in epicardial adipose tissue of female pigs with coronary artery disease.

Non-antibiotic pharmaceuticals exhibit toxicity against Escherichia coli at environmentallyrelevant concentrations with no evolution of cross-resistance to antibiotics

This study shows non-antibiotic pharmaceuticals inhibit E. coli growth at environmental concentrations without promoting cross-resistance to antibiotics.

Hemopexin Reverses Activation of Lung eIF2a and Decreases Mitochondrial Injury in Chlorine Exposed Mice

This study shows that hemopexin reduces acute lung injury and mitochondrial damage in chlorine-exposed mice by reversing eIF2α activation and mtDNA lesions.

Novel Imaging Guidance for Cholesteatoma Surgery usingTissue Autofluorescence

The paper develops a fluorescence imaging system to distinguish cholesteatoma tissue from middle ear mucosa using autofluorescence properties during surgery.

Potentiation of host defense through sRNA packaged in OMVs of Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzicola

This study identifies Xosr001, an sRNA packaged in OMVs of Xoc, as a mediator of stomatal immunity in rice by modulating OsJMT1 and MeJA levels.

LncRNA MALAT1/microRNA-30b axis regulate macrophage polarization and function

This study identifies MALAT1 and miR-30b as regulators of macrophage polarization, showing MALAT1 promotes M1 polarization while miR-30b supports M2 polarization, with implications for inflammation in periodontal disease.

Evolution towards small colony variants of pandemic multidrug resistant ST131 Escherichia coli isolates from a 10-year bone infection

The paper characterizes the evolution of multidrug-resistant ST131 E. coli isolates in a chronic bone infection, identifying genomic changes linked to small colony variants and persistence.

HIV-1 Nef and CycK:CDK13 antagonize SERINC5 for optimal viral infectivity

This study identifies CycK:CDK13 as a kinase complex that phosphorylates SERINC5 at S360, enhancing Nef-mediated downregulation and counteracting its antiviral activity.

Relationing of Labellum and Glossae Biomorphological characteristics of honeybee workers as breeding tool on honey collection potential of Apis mellifera L. honeybee colonies

This study correlates honey collection potential with labellum and glossae dimensions in honeybees, finding significant positive correlations.

Proteomic insight into soybean response to flooding stress reveals changes in basic energy metabolism and cell wall modifications

This study uses proteomic analysis to identify changes in soybean response to flooding stress, revealing shifts in energy metabolism and cell wall modifications.

A-to-I mRNA editing in a ferric siderophore receptor improves competition for iron in Xanthomonas oryzae

This study shows that A-to-I RNA editing in Xanthomonas oryzae enhances iron uptake by modifying the xfeA gene, improving bacterial competitiveness in iron-limited environments.

Heme Attenuates Endogenous Opioid Levels in Leukocytes of HIV positive individuals with Chronic Widespread Pain

This study shows that heme-induced ER stress in leukocytes of HIV-positive individuals with chronic widespread pain reduces β-endorphin levels, contributing to increased pain sensitivity.

Computational vaccinology based development of multi-epitope subunit vaccine for protection against the Norovirus infections

This study develops a multi-epitope subunit vaccine against Norovirus using computational vaccinology, selecting antigenic epitopes and modeling the vaccine structure for potential experimental validation.

Heme Impairs Alveolar Epithelial Sodium Channels Post Toxic Gas Inhalation

This study shows that heme impairs alveolar epithelial sodium channels, contributing to pulmonary edema after halogen gas inhalation.

Phosgene Inhalation Causes Hemolysis and Acute Lung Injury

This study investigates the effects of phosgene exposure on mice, showing dose-dependent lung injury and hemolysis, with free heme and membrane breakdown products as potential biomarkers.