Articles on cancer biology, molecular diagnostics, forensic genomics, toxicology, science education, and public health in Libya.
Exploring why highly proliferating cancer cells become dependent on glutamine — and what ammonium ions reveal about cellular survival mechanisms.
How our team restored a dormant forensic genomics system that went on to help identify remains of people missing since the 2011 conflict.
Reflections on leading curriculum reform across four departments at the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences, University of Benghazi.
A deep dive into the role of the anti-apoptotic protein MCL-1 and how its inhibition sensitizes cancer cells to metabolic stress.
Why terrestrial isopods are valuable sentinel organisms for chronic and acute toxicity assessment of agricultural chemicals.
Key findings from our cross-sectional study on breast cancer awareness, early detection practices, and risk factor knowledge in Benghazi.