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New in Gerontology

Aging and aneuploidy

The regulator of the activity of genes controlling cell division may become another target in the development of anti-aging methods.

19.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Premium grade liver

Scientists from the Wake Institute of Regenerative Medicine have developed the most advanced mini-liver to date.

19.02.2018
Genetic engineering

RW DNA Record

A maximum of 100 cells with built-in recorders are sufficient to record and read information about events occurring with a cell.

19.02.2018
Other life sciences

Almost immortal

How naked monkeys (humans) are similar to naked diggers (mole rats), or why the monkey is descended from humans.

19.02.2018
Biomedicine

SHERLOCK 2.0: even more elementary

Ultra-sensitive test strips of the second generation have become four times faster and a hundred times more accurate than the previous ones.

19.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Cancer vaccination

Induced pluripotent stem cells can be used for the prevention of cancer.

19.02.2018
Genetics

Forever young cells

The restoration of ribosomal RNA genes lost during division provides eternal youth to sperm stem cells.

19.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Toilet paper sensors

A disposable toilet paper sensor allows you to register the pulse, blinking of the eye and other human movements.

19.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Nano-BBB

A hybrid nanodevice has been created that completely simulates the blood-brain barrier of the brain.

16.02.2018
Biomedicine

Anti-cancer RNA triplets

The study of the mechanism of development of hereditary diseases made it possible to detect molecules that are toxic to cancer cells.

16.02.2018
Biomedicine

From the mud

A new type of antibiotics isolated from soil bacteria is effective against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

16.02.2018
Other life sciences

He, she and their hormonal surges

Like any feeling, love has not only an emotionally experienced side, but also a neurophysiological one.

16.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Trachea-constructor

Modular assembly is a new way to create an artificial trachea that can be supplied with blood vessels of the recipient's body.

16.02.2018
Other life sciences

Capsules for diabetics

To maintain the function of beta cells, microspheres containing the drug extenatide were added to the capsules together with them.

16.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Reliable and safe delivery

Self-assembling filamentous nanoparticles can release the drug for several months after a single injection.

15.02.2018
Biomedicine

Can myelin be restored?

The results of experiments on mice give hope for the treatment of autoimmune diseases of peripheral nerves.

15.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Stem cells in lung treatment

Transplantation of own stem cells ensures the restoration of lung structures damaged by diseases.

15.02.2018
Other life sciences

Self-healing electronic skin

The new flexible electronic sensor repairs damage and is suitable for reutilization.

14.02.2018