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Biomedicine

Kill, but not all

The preservation of the cells in the tumor that are most sensitive to therapy will avoid resistance and reduce toxicity to the patient by reducing the dose.

10.10.2019
Biomedicine

RNA for urooncologists

Chinese experts have identified 5 specific microRNAs that can help in detecting prostate cancer at an early stage.

10.10.2019
Other life sciences

Microflora against vaginosis

Israeli doctors reported on the successful results of the first clinical trial on vaginal microbiota transplantation.

10.10.2019
Your health

Tested on yourself

Popular devices only worsen the problem of insomnia. An exception to the rule is a certain category of smartphone apps.

10.10.2019
Biomedicine

About the benefits of lycopene

The pigment responsible for the red color of tomatoes can increase sperm motility and normalize their shape.

10.10.2019
Other life sciences

A pill that gives injections

A capsule with a coating resistant to gastric juice carries microneedles that deliver insulin and other medications to the mucous membrane of the small intestine.

09.10.2019
Biomedicine

A wedge is knocked out with a wedge

The new drug accelerates the rapid division of tumor cells, leading to an incorrect distribution of chromosomes and the death of daughter cells.

09.10.2019
Other life sciences

Cry in a test tube

The neuropeptide, which is responsible, among other things, for the transmission of pain impulses, allows for early diagnosis of diabetes complications.

09.10.2019
Your health

Is meat harmful to health

The findings of a recent meta–analysis are commented on by Anton Barchuk, an epidemiologist, an employee of the University of Tampere and the Oncology Center. Petrova.

09.10.2019
Other life sciences

Three Breakthroughs of Neuralink

Neuralink technology could return to many disabled people the ability to feel the touch of the prosthesis to the surface.

09.10.2019
New in Gerontology

Mitochondrial theory in question

Finnish biologists have discovered the cause of aging in mice whose DNA in mitochondria mutates faster than usual.

08.10.2019
Other life sciences

A feeling of freshness in every cell

Greg Semenza, Peter Ratcliffe and William Cailin 20 years ago understood how the cell reacts to oxygen. And yesterday we received the Nobel Prize for this.

08.10.2019
Biomedicine

Against thrombosis and Alzheimer's

Oral treatment with an anticoagulant called dabigatran delays the development of Alzheimer's disease in mouse models.

08.10.2019
Genetic engineering

Our dad doesn't have horns either

The bull, genetically modified for the absence of horns, became the father of five calves, completely healthy and preserved one hundred percent fatness.

08.10.2019
Cellular technologies

Without immunosuppression

The technique will allow to treat hereditary diseases that interfere with the development of the brain. Experiments on mice have confirmed its effectiveness.

08.10.2019
Genetics

Suicidal altruists

What is the evolutionary significance of suicidal altruists in nature and why are the cells of the body identical, but their functions are different.

08.10.2019
Genetic engineering

Destruction of superbugs

The CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing method can be programmed to destroy pathogenic bacteria.

08.10.2019
Exhibitions and conferences

OpenBio 2019

Registration for OpenBio 2019, the annual open communications platform in the field of biotechnology and biopharmaceuticals, has started.

07.10.2019
Other life sciences

Spine with intelligence

The goal of the project is to create an autonomous implant that will give people with spinal cord injuries the ability to move and feel.

07.10.2019