Bioelectronic medicine is a treatment modality that uses electricity to treat disease by
altering the body's electrical communication systems. All cells are electrically active, in that …

Bioelectronic medicine has tremendous potential in biomedical sector including oncology
research, research on biomechanical and chemical properties of cells and biomaterials …

Exposure of marine life to low oxygen is accelerating worldwide via climate change and
localized pollution. Mass coral bleaching and mortality have recently occurred where reefs …

The presence of liver cancer stem cells (LCSCs) is one of the reasons for the treatment
failure of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). For LCSCs, one of their prominent features is …

In recent decades, medical research has been primarily focused on the inherited aspect of
cancers, despite the reality that only 5–10% of tumours discovered are derived from genetic …

Potassium channels are often dysregulated in tumours of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
Among them, the voltage‐dependent channel KV11. 1, also known as human ether‐à‐go …

Potassium channels emerge as one of the crucial groups of proteins that shape the biology
of cancer cells. Their involvement in processes like cell growth, migration, or electric …

Bioelectrical homeostasis plays critical roles in biological processes, but disturbing it for
cancer therapy remains challenging due to the difficulty in electrically controlling cancer …

Purpose Microscopic tumor spread beyond the macroscopically visible tumor mass in bone
represents a major risk in surgical oncology, where the spatial complexity of bony resection …

Background Glycolytic flux is regulated by the energy demands of the cell. Upregulated
glycolysis in cancer cells may therefore result from increased demand for adenosine …