Cellular technologies
Totipotent cells
British biologists have received a culture of stem cells with expanded potency (Expanded Potential Stem Cells, EPSCs).
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Note to the businessman
Live money
This year, new records are expected to be set in terms of investments in the fields of life sciences and digital medicine.
13.10.2017
Note to the businessman
Play, hormone... but not on the stock exchange
Testosterone is able to influence traders' bets on financial markets, forcing them to make risky decisions.
12.10.2017
Controversial
He is his own fecal therapist
When medicine is not developing fast enough, some take health management into their own hands and decide to experiment.
12.10.2017
Genetic engineering
Gene therapy of glaucoma
The CRISPR/Cas9 system was used to correct the mutation that causes glaucoma in mice, as well as in the culture of human retinal tissue cells.
12.10.2017
Biomedicine
Identification of cancer cells
The new SCENIC computer algorithm makes it possible to distinguish between individual types of cancer cells in oligodendroglioma and melanoma.
12.10.2017
Genetic engineering
Instead of a condom
Scientists believe that their experiment opens up new prospects for the creation of a male "genetic contraceptive."
12.10.2017
Various
Physicists have "sharpened" the laser for surgeons
Russian scientists have overcome the problem of pulse heterogeneity inherent in the very design of laser devices.
12.10.2017
Biotechnologies - into life
Complete collection of bacteriophages
The project is being implemented within the framework of the State Strategy for Preventing the Spread of Antimicrobial Resistance.
12.10.2017
Other life sciences
Recharge your brain
Artificial synchronization of various brain regions using transcranial electrical stimulation allows you to learn more successfully.
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Other life sciences
Screening of medicines on a chip
The combination of miniature models of the heart, liver and lungs reproduces the body's reaction to experimental drugs.
11.10.2017
Other life sciences
The Japanese have created a self-propelled bronchoscope
Wriggling like a worm, he can crawl along the bronchi and maneuver to move along the branches of the bronchial tree.
11.10.2017
Nanotechnology
Bacteria create micro sensors
Researchers from Duke University programmed bacteria in such a way that they built a useful device – a pressure sensor.
11.10.2017
Biomedicine
Anti - cancer snake tail
A group of FEFU scientists found activity against the thrice negative phenotype of breast cancer in the extract of deep-sea snake-tail.
11.10.2017
Cellular technologies
Biologists have grown human intestines in rats
Biologists from Boston managed to grow fragments of human intestines inside the body cavity of a rat.
11.10.2017
Other life sciences
Hallucinations in the mini-brain
For the first time, scientists have described changes in the functioning of human nervous tissue under the influence of a psychedelic at the molecular level.
11.10.2017
Other life sciences
Health in the "cloud"
Digital healthcare in the future will allow treating and predicting diseases, growing new organs, fighting viruses and prolonging life.
11.10.2017
Controversial
A very healthy lifestyle
The founder of the "Island" and TokBox Sergey Fage about how a thorough study of vital signs helped him to become healthier and happier.
11.10.2017
New in Gerontology
Dual-use protein
Neurologists and immunologists conducted a study that made it possible to clarify the true role of the TREM2 protein in the development of Alzheimer's disease.
10.10.2017
Other life sciences
Cure cancer and save hair
Hair loss is one of the side effects of chemotherapy. Sometimes women refuse it, just to keep their curls.
10.10.2017