Genetics
There is a bull, swinging…
Alcohol disrupts the coordination of movements due to the fact that it is oxidized to acetate not only in the liver, but also in the cerebellum.
24.03.2021- English version
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Genetics
The giraffe is big…
Giraffe-specific mutations in one of the genes allowed them to adapt to high blood pressure and extreme growth.
19.03.2021
Genetics
Sperm memory
Scientists from McGill University have made a breakthrough in understanding how the father's spermatozoa transmit epigenetic information to offspring.
18.03.2021
Genetics
The evolution of the coronavirus
American scientists have traced the evolutionary path that the SARS-CoV-2 virus has taken in the human body with weakened immunity.
18.03.2021
Genetics
Methylation and longevity
DNA analysis of 26 species of bats has shown that DNA methylation is able to predict the life expectancy of animals.
17.03.2021
Genetics
microRNA is to blame
More than 50% of diabetics die due to heart disease. Researchers from New Zealand have explained how and why this happens.
16.03.2021
Genetics
Tablet to order
How genetic tests help treat coronavirus infection and cancer and why traditional drugs don't always work.
16.03.2021
Genetics
Do I need chemotherapy?
It can be dispensed with if there are no stem cell induction genes in the tumor DNA.
03.03.2021
Genetics
Where does this DNA come from?
The method, based on the analysis of epigenetic labels, allows you to accurately determine which cells previously owned extracellular DNA.
26.02.2021
Genetics
Covid and Neanderthal genes
The haplotype on the 12th chromosome associated with a low risk of severe coronavirus infection is a "legacy" of Neanderthals.
25.02.2021
Genetics
"The "walrus" gene"
A mutation that increases resistance to cold has been spreading since humans migrated from Africa to the north.
20.02.2021
Genetics
A million years before our era
Biologists have reconstructed the ancient DNA of three mammoths from the Siberian permafrost. The age of two specimens exceeds a million years.
18.02.2021
Genetics
There would be no happiness…
Enzymes secreted by a uropathogenic strain of E. coli helped block the work of one of the oncogenes.
17.02.2021
Genetics
Geneticists poured mud
Information has spread in the media that future criminals will be identified in Novosibirsk schools with the help of genetic testing.
16.02.2021
Genetics
Epigenomics of depression
Depression is transmitted to offspring through a supra–genomic mechanism - an increase in the number of certain small regulatory RNAs.
16.02.2021
Genetics
Such delicate spermatozoa
Sperm quality deteriorates with age and under the influence of toxins in the perinatal period due to DNA methylation.
15.02.2021
Genetics
Virtual genomes
Using machine learning, faces, biographies, and now realistic genomes of non-existent people are generated.
11.02.2021
Genetics
In sight
An international team of scientists has identified another gene, mutations in which cause hereditary optical neuropathy Leber.
11.02.2021
Genetics
The Magic Pill
One of the first and most developed areas of application of personalized medicine was oncology.
11.02.2021
Genetics
Genome annotation
Bioinformatician Tim Hubbard – about the process of gene identification, protein and RNA coding and how many genes there are in the human genome.
02.02.2021