CMP Bio World

Polar predator-prey relationships maintain ecosystem balance, but climate change threatens ice habitats, food availability, and population stability.

Cells preserve health through DNA repair, protein control, autophagy, membrane restoration, and mitochondrial maintenance, preventing disease.

Immunotherapy resistance stems from tumour mutations, immune suppression, metabolic barriers, and evolving escape mechanisms, prompting combination treatments.

Marine sustainability requires collaboration to tackle overfishing, pollution, climate change, and habitat loss through practical conservation solutions.

Epigenetic silencing regulates gene activity through reversible DNA methylation, histone modifications, and non-coding RNAs, influencing development and disease.

Blue carbon ecosystems store carbon, protect coastlines, support biodiversity, and require urgent conservation from human and climate threats.

Mesothelioma arises from asbestos-induced genetic, epigenetic and signalling disruptions, informing diagnosis and targeted treatment development.

Ecological succession gradually develops land ecosystems, with primary succession starting bare and secondary succession rebuilding disturbed soil.

Reducing marine debris is vital for protecting marine life and coastal ecosystems from pollution.

Liquid biopsy is a non-invasive blood test detecting cancer through genetic analysis of tumour markers.