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Genetic engineering

Dual-processor cellular computers

Swiss researchers have integrated two processors based on CRISPR-Cas9 technology into human cells.

19.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Intrauterine gene therapy

Despite the fact that only 20% of the cells were repaired and only 6% of the mice were saved, it is not necessary to judge strictly the first experiment of its kind.

19.04.2019
Other life sciences

A patch for the heart

The hydrogel patch prevents overstretching of the heart muscles, which often occurs after a myocardial infarction.

18.04.2019
Other life sciences

Patch for sweat analysis

The biosensor patch allows not only to collect sweat from the surface of the skin, but also to analyze its composition using a smartphone.

18.04.2019
Other life sciences

Doctors and computers

Artificial intelligence can improve the efficiency of interaction between a doctor and a patient, but it will not be able to completely replace a specialist.

18.04.2019
Other life sciences

Alpha Sheets vs Beta Amyloid

Researchers from the University of Washington in Seattle have developed a protein that can alleviate the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.

18.04.2019
New in Gerontology

Alarm bells

Elderly people who are not alert to fraud may be at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.

18.04.2019
Note to the businessman

Gene therapy and pharmacoeconomics

Promising medical startups are at risk of burning out due to an insurmountable obstacle - the introduction into production.

18.04.2019
Biomedicine

Cross-presentation

A new method of immunotherapy helps to stop the development of particularly aggressive and intractable blood cancer.

18.04.2019
Cloning

If not a mammoth, then a foal

The first 20 attempts to find a preserved cell nucleus in a 42,000-year-old corpse failed, but the researchers are confident of a positive result.

17.04.2019
Various

A large reproductologist

Dutch reproductive doctor Jan Karbaat, who died in 2017 at the age of 89, secretly impregnated more than 50 women

17.04.2019
Genetics

Not DNA united

While the twins are saving each other from punishment and vice versa, geneticists have learned to distinguish them.

17.04.2019
Biomedicine

Wiped your nose

Russian doctors have created the world's first genetically engineered drug for allergic rhinitis in the form of a conventional nasal spray.

17.04.2019
Biomedicine

Bait for cancer

Scientists from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem have presented a new technology to prevent the development of cancer.

17.04.2019
Genetic engineering

CAR-T against myeloma

Chinese researchers have published the results of the first clinical trial of GM lymphocyte therapy for multiple myeloma.

17.04.2019
Cellular technologies

Printed Heart Model

The world's first vascularized heart printed with human biological materials remains to be "taught" to contract.

16.04.2019
Cellular technologies

Against gonarthrosis

Stem cells are of great interest as a method of treating osteoarthritis of the knee joint because of their ability to regenerate damaged cartilage.

16.04.2019
Other life sciences

Firmware for the brain

Scientists associated with Elon Musk have described a method that will one day help develop functional brain interfaces.

16.04.2019
Genetics

IQ and genes: new data

The next calculations showed that genes are responsible for 11% of differences in intelligence and 16% of differences in school performance.

16.04.2019