R. P. Singh

The paper sequences the first high-quality Hedylidae genome and identifies molecular adaptations in visual genes associated with nocturnality.

This study investigates how capsaicin affects gut barrier function and mucus production in mice, finding that it improves gut barrier integrity and microbial diversity through TRPV1 and mucus-related mechanisms.

This study evaluates the anti-inflammatory effects of human mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in Freund's adjuvant-induced arthritis in rats, showing reduced inflammation and cytokine changes across different RA severities.

This study shows that TRPA1+ve nociceptors are essential for maintaining colonic mucus layer integrity and gut health in mice.

This study functionally characterizes two Nep1-like proteins from Alternaria brassicae, showing differential necrosis induction and immune responses in host and nonhost species.

This study identifies a novel mechanism by which Bacteroides uniformis utilizes mixed linked β-glucans through a combination of GH-16 and GH-3 enzymes.

The paper uses single-cell genomics and phylogenomics to show Picozoa are closely related to red algae but lack plastids, challenging existing views on plastid evolution.

The paper sequences and analyzes the complete mitogenome of the Plum-headed parakeet, revealing phylogenetic insights and taxonomic implications for the Psittacula genus.