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Contemporary scientific research faces a challenge increasingly similar to deciphering an encrypted language: meaning does not lie in single letters, but in how they combine to form complex sentences. For decades, molecular biology has tried to treat diseases such as cancer by isolating and studying individual proteins, treating them as independent gears in a clock. Yet cellular reality is far more dynamic and intricate: proteins rarely act alone, but organize into changing c

Newswise — The recently discovered protein KLHL14 has been identified to have characteristics that may function as a potential tumor...