Cellular technologies
Liver cells on the conveyor
The new technology makes it possible to grow artificial liver tissue in volumes sufficient for human transplantation.
07.12.2017- English version
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Biomedicine
Don't forget to take out the trash
Removal of the remains of dead cancer cells increases the effectiveness of antitumor therapy.
06.12.2017
Other life sciences
Um mice eat and don't get fat
Humans have the same metabolic pathway that can be affected with the help of pharmaceuticals.
06.12.2017
Other life sciences
Cannabis is powerless here
The effectiveness of marijuana as a means to alleviate the symptoms of opiate withdrawal is a controversial issue and requires further study.
06.12.2017
Innovative Russia
Import substitution for biologists and oncologists
Tomsk Polytechnic University has started commercial deliveries of phosphoric acid based on phosphorus-32.
06.12.2017
New in Gerontology
Hypotension is the beginning of the end
Approximately 14-18 years before death, people over 60 years of age have a decrease in systolic (upper) blood pressure.
06.12.2017
Other life sciences
A disservice
By acting on the cells of our body, some antibiotics make bacteria more resistant to treatment, and immune cells weaker.
06.12.2017
Cellular technologies
Stem cells from amniotic fluid
The new method will allow obtaining stem cells in large quantities, and in an absolutely safe way.
05.12.2017
Other life sciences
Bio-IT against microbes
Specialized chips can be equipped with any devices, smartphones, children's toys, medical devices and household appliances.
05.12.2017
Other life sciences
Bionic Eye – myths and reality
What do we have today and can the dream of seeing the world come true after losing sight?
05.12.2017
Other life sciences
Uterus transplantation: the first success in the USA
The first baby born in the United States in an implanted uterus was born.
05.12.2017
Innovative Russia
Why Russians can't change their genes
Alexander Karabelsky from Biocad company – about how we can keep up with the progress in gene therapy and gene editing.
05.12.2017
Other life sciences
Caught red-handed
The human papillomavirus in combination with UV radiation provokes the development of skin cancer, especially in patients who have undergone organ transplantation.
05.12.2017
Cellular technologies
Nanomagnets against infarction
Stem cells containing magnetic nanoparticles are better retained in the area of damage after myocardial infarction.
05.12.2017
Other life sciences
Prostate cancer metastases: a new target
Scientists may have figured out why the immune system helps prostate cancer to metastasize.
04.12.2017
Your health
What kind of disease is AIDS
The human immunodeficiency virus lures "police officers" to its side and destroys the immune system from the inside.
04.12.2017
Your health
Are you turning gray and balding? Check the heart!
Early baldness and gray hair in men younger than 40 years may indicate a predisposition to cardiovascular diseases.
04.12.2017
Other life sciences
"Living ink"
With their help, you can create 3D structures filled with bacterial cells - alive and doing useful work for humans.
04.12.2017
Your health
Obesity is more dangerous than we thought
A new study has shown that excess weight affects mortality to a much greater extent than previously thought.
04.12.2017
Biomedicine
Against cancer and AIDS
The drug used to treat an HIV-infected patient from lung cancer caused a sharp decrease in the number of cells infected with the virus.
04.12.2017