Articles by Jyoti Madhusoodanan

Emerging technologies help researchers draw mechanistic links between metabolism and epigenetic modification of DNA.

Optogenetic and chemogenetic tools illuminate brain and behavior connections in nonhuman primates.

Across many diseases, taking medication at specific times of day may make the therapy more effective.

The body's rhythms could affect numerous ailments as well as how people respond to treatments.

Ethanol triggers starvation-activated neurons, leading mice to overeat. 

Improvements in instruments and statistical tools allow the capture and analysis of large data sets.

Choosing the right model, be it 3-D or 2-D, requires wading through varied cell sources, cell types, and cell culture conditions.

With few resources and hesitant investors, basic scientists must rely on clinicians, patient advocates, and their own keen eye for biological connections.

Researchers are developing potent ways to fuel and control the movement of micromotor devices.

Contrary to the popular thought that many species are “unculturable,” the majority of bacteria known to populate the human gut can be grown in the lab, scientists show.

A tour of evolving strategies for identifying circulating disease biomarkers

How close are liquid biopsies to replacing current diagnostics?

Endogenous retroviruses in the human genome can regulate genes involved in innate immune responses.

Compared with systemic injections, localized antibody therapies may be more effective for some indications.

Medication to prevent prematurity in humans harms cognitive flexibility in rats.