Genetic engineering
Biosensors in microspheres
The hard shell allows small molecules to pass through, but does not allow the bacteria themselves or their genetic material to leave the capsule.
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Your health
Have a snack of bacon!
A low–fat diet reduces testosterone levels in men by 10-15 percent, and a vegetarian menu - up to 26 percent.
12.04.2021
Biomedicine
A pill for sickle cell anemia
The drug increased the concentration of fetal hemoglobin in the erythrocytes of volunteers to 30%.
12.04.2021
Other life sciences
In search of a panacea
American researchers have uncovered a mechanism for cleaning cells from defective mitochondria, which may be the key to the treatment of many diseases.
09.04.2021
Biomedicine
Will they be worse?
When and if the results of research on new vaccines appear in the public domain, they will probably not be as revealing as those of the pioneers.
09.04.2021
Other life sciences
A macaque named Pager
The American company Neuralink has taught a chiped macaque to play mental ping-pong.
09.04.2021
Your health
Useful biohacking
Biohacking can benefit the body if you approach it wisely and under the supervision of a doctor.
09.04.2021
Biomedicine
Glue for the brain
Reparative hydrogel restores neural connections after severe traumatic brain injuries.
08.04.2021
Other life sciences
Leptin and dopamine
Scientists have found out how the appetite-suppressing hormone controls eating behavior through the brain's dopamine reward system.
08.04.2021
Other life sciences
Not just the lungs
Pharmacologist Yuri Kiselyov told about how the coronavirus spreads through the body, and which organs it affects.
08.04.2021
Biomedicine
Advanced PDT
A new photodynamic anticancer therapy based on porphyrazines causes immunogenic cell death.
08.04.2021
Other life sciences
Bristling cells
When a vaccine enters a human cell, the cell becomes overgrown with spikes containing S-protein, which is alien to humans, but native to the coronavirus.
08.04.2021
Other life sciences
Unique transplantation
A team of surgeons from New York's Mount Sinai Hospital performed the world's first complete tracheal transplant to a human.
08.04.2021
Genetic engineering
Second generation CAR against HIV
The new CAR-T therapy forms an immune response against HIV, without waiting for the virus or its parts to cause a response.
07.04.2021
Genetics
Evolution of SARS-CoV-2
Most viruses do not have a mechanism for correcting errors made during genome replication, which is why they mutate at a high rate.
07.04.2021
Cellular technologies
Bioreactor for organoids
The design includes wells to which microfluidic channels are connected, delivering nutrient medium and drugs to the brain organoids.
07.04.2021
Cellular technologies
Transplantation without rejection
The skeleton of the donor liver washed from the cells is populated with new cells – from the future recipient of the organ.
07.04.2021
Nanotechnology
Invisible biosensor
The device, no larger than a coin and thinner than a millimeter, has been successfully tested when implanted under the skin of laboratory animals.
07.04.2021
Various
Hammer, Sword and Dagger
Russian COVID-19 vaccines Look like Different Weapons: they have a multidirectional effect, but they all kill the virus.
07.04.2021
Genetic engineering
Therapeutic time-out
Depleted lymphocytes modified for CAR-T therapy can be reactivated if they are given a break.
06.04.2021