Work from Cancer Research Institute - ACTREC featured on cover of FASEB journal! Image based on article: ATP-Driven Allosteric Regulation of 14-3-3: Positive Modulation of ATP Hydrolysis and Negative Regulation of Peptide Binding by Priyanka Bagdiya et al. from Prasanna lab doi.org/10.1096/fj.202…

🛡️ Investigators delved into the molecular mechanisms by which PTBP1 regulates colorectal cancer cell stemness and cisplatin resistance. FASEB | bit.ly/4pIuqad

Last call to join organizers like Kate Miroshnikova at #MBNSRC. Explore the field of nuclear mechanobiology, network with your peers, and develop your career. Save your space by Monday to save $150: hubs.ly/Q03L8bws0

💧 New in FASEB BioAdvances: Deuterium (“heavy hydrogen”) can disrupt energy production in cells. This study shows certain carbon-based molecules—including gut microbe products & fatty acids—may help trap & remove excess deuterium. 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03L838H0

Preeclampsia affects up to 8% of pregnancies—delivery is often the only cure. A recent important study from The FASEB Journal finds that targeting the mRNA splicing factor SRSF5 may help restore placental health and reduce risks. 🔬 Read more in our press release:

🧬 Breakthroughs & Insights! Researchers in The FASEB Journal found that the Hantaan virus weakens the body’s protective protein PTEN—helping the virus spread. Strengthening PTEN may block infection and lead to new treatments for hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS). 👉

🦴 It’s #WorldArthritisDay! We’ll be highlighting recent research all day that deepens understanding of arthritis and the complex interactions between the immune system and bone health. This study from The FASEB Journal explores how inflammation drives bone loss in arthritis—and

It’s #WorldArthritisDay 🦴 We’re highlighting research that deepens understanding of arthritis and bone health. This study shows how estrogen receptor-α (ERα) protects cartilage cells from DNA damage and aging, two key drivers of osteoarthritis. Supporting ERα could help slow or

It’s #WorldArthritisDay 💙🦴 We’re spotlighting research that advances understanding and treatment of arthritis. This study found that nintedanib, a medication first used for lung fibrosis, helped reduce inflammation, tissue scarring, and cartilage damage in mice with

It’s #WorldArthritisDay 💙🦴 We’re highlighting research that looks beyond the joints to understand how arthritis affects the whole body. This study found that inflammatory arthritis disrupts the body’s natural circadian rhythm and gut microbiome—changing gut health, bacterial

It’s #WorldArthritisDay and we’re spotlighting research that explores the molecular roots of inflammatory bone disease. This review examines pyroptosis, a newly recognized form of cell death that fuels inflammation in arthritis. By understanding and targeting this process,

We're seeking all manuscript types on the exposome’s impact across the human lifespan for an upcoming special collection. Relevant topics: 🧬 Gene–environment interactions 📱 Wearable tech & sensors 🌍 Social & chemical exposures 📥 Submit by Aug 31, 2026 →

#JustPublished New paper from Dr. Akhilesh Tamrakar’s group CSIR-CDRI in The FASEB Journal FASEBPubs The study identifies PRMT4 as a key driver of glucose-induced skeletal muscle atrophy. Inhibiting PRMT4 reversed muscle loss and insulin resistance Lead author: Pawan Kumar

Clear title. Concise abstract. More reads. More impact. 📈 Learn how to write for visibility with this FASEB Publications author guide: 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03s_cV00 #AcademicWriting #ScienceWriting #FASEBPublications

FASEB Publications' own Chad McCormick, PhD is featured in Signals’ announcement of its new partnership with imagetwin! 🧠 FASEB has been piloting Signals and is excited to expand its integrity checks with advanced image analysis tools. 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03NJQXw0

#ICYMI FASEB joins an Amicus Brief led by the American Physical Society supporting a lawsuit against the administration’s abrupt visa revocations, reaffirming its commitment to protecting international students. Read more in the Washington Update: hubs.ly/Q03NRJlN0

When proteins misfold, cells get stressed and disease can follow. A FASEB Journal study shows how UFMylation helps stabilize BiP to keep the cell’s stress system in balance, offering clues to prevent conditions like diabetes and cancer. 🔗 hubs.ly/Q03Pt6gj0 #FASEBJournal

Our Editor-in-Chief Dr. Loren Wold and his amazing lab at Ohio State are doing incredible work! 👏 #FASEBPubs

Thank you for highlighting the incredible team I get to work with at OSU!

🎉 Darla P. Henderson (Darla Henderson) is named FASEB’s new Executive Director & CEO! Dr. Henderson brings a unique mix of leadership skills, expertise in open science and publishing, and a dedication to supporting the biological and biomedical sciences. Her appointment