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Grants and competitions

BioDataHack

Biodata Group and ANO CYBER COUNTRY announce the launch of the online hackathon BioDataHack with a prize fund of 1,000,000 rubles.

26.08.2019
Cellular technologies

A new level of bioprinting

An optical printing technique has been developed that allows creating complex structures with the possibility of subsequent vascularization in a matter of seconds.

26.08.2019
Other life sciences

Correct mice

Laboratory mice with microflora obtained from "wild" surrogate mothers are more suitable for preclinical studies.

26.08.2019
Genetic engineering

"Smart" cells

Artificial protein allows you to program ordinary cells, turning them into robots for timely and accurate drug delivery.

26.08.2019
Cellular technologies

The ape-man embryo

A team of Spanish and American scientists was able to create a human and monkey chimera embryo in a laboratory in China.

26.08.2019
Other life sciences

Non - stem cells

A new type of cells has been discovered in the liver, which has the properties of stem cells, while not being them.

26.08.2019
Genetics

The culprit of the BASS has been found

An international group of researchers has discovered a gene whose excessive activity leads to the development of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

26.08.2019
Nanotechnology

Shotgun on the tumor

Perhaps soon oncological diseases will be treated with the help of micro robots activated by laser pulses.

26.07.2019
Biomedicine

Gel with bacteriophages

An antibacterial gel that destroys only certain bacteria can be useful in medicine and for environmental protection.

26.07.2019
Nanotechnology

Tablet Researcher

Tablets printed on a 3D printer determine the species diversity of bacteria in each department of the gastrointestinal tract.

26.07.2019
Biomedicine

Monkeys cured of immunodeficiency

The new vaccine is capable of destroying all traces of the most dangerous form of the monkey immunodeficiency virus.

26.07.2019
New in Gerontology

Aging and nucleotide synthesis

Scientists conducted an experiment with young cells – forced them to stop producing nucleotides. As a result, the cells began to wither.

26.07.2019
Genetic engineering

Gene from the bench

CRISPR cured mice of muscular dystrophy not by correcting a mutation in a gene, but by activating its analogue.

26.07.2019
Other life sciences

Overdose protection

A device has been developed that can automatically release an antidote in the event of an opioid overdose.

25.07.2019
Genetics

If it's not malaria, it's a heart attack

The loss of the gene responsible for the production of sialic acid by a person during the evolution had a negative impact on the cardiovascular system.

25.07.2019
Other life sciences

Rapid diagnosis of sepsis

A microfluidic device can detect a biomarker of a potentially life-threatening condition in less than half an hour a few hours before symptoms appear.

25.07.2019
Biomedicine

Fat provokes metastases

Fat cells help melanoma cells penetrate into the dermis and spread throughout the body, causing metastases in vital organs.

25.07.2019
Nanotechnology

Hunting for metastases

Nanoparticle-modified white blood cells track down and kill cancer cells that have survived after surgery to remove the tumor.

25.07.2019