Nanotechnology
One patch instead of three injections
The microneedles in the new patch can release the active substance several times after a certain time.
25.11.2020- English version
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Other life sciences
The brain requires order
The accumulation of cellular "garbage" in the brain can contribute to neurodegeneration and death of neurons.
25.11.2020
Other life sciences
Risk assessment
Artificial intelligence estimates the likelihood of a severe form of COVID-19 that will require treatment in the intensive care unit.
25.11.2020
Biomedicine
And from migraines too
The results of the first controlled clinical trial showing the effectiveness of psilocybin in migraine are presented.
25.11.2020
Biomedicine
95+
The second interim analysis of data from the clinical trial of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine showed an effectiveness of more than 95%.
25.11.2020
Other life sciences
Parkinsonism is visible in the eyes
After training, the AI was able to diagnose early signs of Parkinson's disease by the condition of the retinal vascular network.
25.11.2020
Genetics
Russia's Triumph at the iGEM 2020 contest
The Russian team, consisting mainly of MSU students, received a gold medal at the iGEM 2020 biotechnology competition.
24.11.2020
Your health
It's never too late to lose weight
A new study by British scientists proves that old age is not a hindrance for those who want to lose weight.
24.11.2020
Biomedicine
A body without an antibody
The peculiarities of cellular immunity of Russians to coronavirus have been studied. This type of protective reaction occurs even in those who have not had COVID-19.
24.11.2020
Biomedicine
Progeria Pill
In patients who took lonafarnib for more than 11 years, the average life expectancy increased by 2.5 years compared to the placebo group.
24.11.2020
New in Gerontology
Epigenetics of aging
As we age, epigenetic labels in several parts of the genome of cells of the immune system change greatly in one direction or the other.
24.11.2020
Your health
Don't give up meat!
Vegetarians, pescetarians and especially vegans had a significantly higher risk of fractures than people who consumed meat.
24.11.2020
Nanotechnology
Brachytherapy for liver cancer
The BEBIG company became the first in Russia and the third in the world to launch the production and sale of microspheres based on yttrium-90.
23.11.2020
Other life sciences
What chromosomes actually look like
In the image of the chromosome published in Cell, there is no trace of the familiar X-shape.
23.11.2020
Biomedicine
Amyloid in the retina
Amyloid plaques appear in the retina long before the clinical manifestation of symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
23.11.2020
Genetics
A miracle from the point of view of science
The phenomenon of "miraculous cures" from cancer has been known for a long time, but it has not been possible to study the mechanisms underlying them for a long time.
23.11.2020
Other life sciences
There and back
At the beginning of this month, the Danish authorities began to destroy minks – and there are about 17 million of them in Denmark, more than three times more than the Danes themselves.
23.11.2020
Genetic engineering
Gene therapy of cystic fibrosis: modest successes
In the cell culture of patients with cystic fibrosis, the mutation was corrected in 5% of cells.
23.11.2020
Your health
Coronavirus testing
Excerpt from Irina Yakutenko's book "The virus that broke the planet. Why is SARS-CoV-2 so special and what should we do with it."
23.11.2020
Cellular technologies
The answer is in the mitochondria
The results of the creation of neurons from glial cells are significantly improved by correcting the profile of mitochondrial proteins.
20.11.2020