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New in Gerontology

Accomplices of radicals

Carbonyloxides can become a new target for the fight against aging – for example, they will allow the creation of new types of antioxidants.

28.02.2020
Biomedicine

A cure for Huntington's chorea?

The discovery could be the first step towards creating a cure for a neurodegenerative disease that is currently incurable.

28.02.2020
Your health

Survival Kit

In Germany, a list of products and things that you need to have in case of the spread of the coronavirus epidemic and quarantine has been published.

28.02.2020
Nanotechnology

Sweat Stress

A miniature wireless sweat sensor can accurately detect the level of cortisol – the stress hormone – in the body.

28.02.2020
Other life sciences

Trans - European synapse

Artificial and living neurons located in different parts of Europe, connected via a memristor, were connected via the Internet.

28.02.2020
Other life sciences

A game for parkinsonists

Six months of table tennis can slow down the manifestation of the main symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

28.02.2020
Genetics

A hundred-dollar genome

Employees of the Chinese company BGI Group were able to overcome an important milestone and reduce the cost of sequencing the human genome to $100.

27.02.2020
Other life sciences

Age-dependent diseases

Geriatrician Olga Tkacheva – about Alzheimer's disease, age-associated diseases and diabetes mellitus.

27.02.2020
Genetics

Two genes of "senile memory"

Blocking these genes in older mice somewhat prolongs their life, and, more importantly, slows down their cognitive aging.

27.02.2020
Your health

Two sides of the coin

A meta-analysis of the results of more than 200 studies has shown that obesity is a factor that accelerates all aging processes.

27.02.2020
Biomedicine

We will find any pathogens

The startup Karius finds DNA of pathogens in the blood, including unknown ones, faster and more efficiently than standard medical tests.

27.02.2020
Biomedicine

Amyloid and heart

Determination of the concentration of beta-amyloid in the blood of patients can show the likelihood of developing cardiac diseases.

27.02.2020
Genetic engineering

CRISPR without scissors

The latest version of CRISPR corrects errors in genes without cutting DNA, which provides safer gene editing.

26.02.2020
Genetic engineering

Gene Therapy knocks on the door

Alexander Prokofiev (BIOCAD) – about what gene therapy is and why modern medicine should be engaged in this area.

26.02.2020
Other life sciences

Fat-free diet for the heart

Stimulating cardiomyocytes to consume glucose instead of fatty acids may help in the treatment of heart failure.

26.02.2020
Cellular technologies

Improved methodology

The technique created by American scientists allowed to obtain induced pancreatic cells that synthesize insulin.

26.02.2020
Your health

If you want to live longer, learn

A 30-year study showed that the mortality rate among people without higher education was 2.5 times higher than those who received it.

25.02.2020
Various

Spend five minutes on the questionnaire

The Association of Nurses and the AdVita Foundation have launched a sociological survey to find out how strong the myths about cancer are in Russia.

25.02.2020