Synthetic lethality, an alluring genetic phenomenon, has sustained its captivating intrigue within scientific circles for decades. This concept, initially observed by American geneticist Calvin Bridges in fruit flies, involves the lethal outcome when specific non-allelic* genes combine, even though the homozygous parents were perfectly viable. The term “synthetic lethality”, which was later coined by Theodore…

Two different Python implementations of both one- and two-dimensional diffusion equations are available on my GitHub account. I have also included explanations for each line of code. You can access it by clicking here.

More than 120 different tumor types can be found in the human brain. The glioma multiforme (GBM), on the other hand, is the most aggressive and incomprehensible brain tumor among them, and unfortunately, it possesses a life expectancy of approximately 15 months. Fortunately, the scientific community has been tirelessly continuing to work from all directions…