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Other life sciences

Almost perfect prosthetic arm

Unfortunately, one of the most advanced bionic prostheses in the world is not perfect, because it is still far from creating a full-fledged human-machine communication interface.

26.08.2016
Genetic engineering

A bacterium without extra codons

Removing some of the synonymous codons will create an "artificial" bacterium that is unable to reproduce outside the laboratory and at the same time resistant to all existing viruses.

26.08.2016
Genetics

Vision and hearing in one gene

An international team of scientists has shown that a mutation of the Slc4a10 gene, which was previously known to be responsible for vision, leads to hearing loss in aging animals.

26.08.2016
Other life sciences

Mice and bacteria

The results of experiments conducted on laboratory mice turn out to be dependent on the species composition of the bacteria that live in these mice in the intestines.

26.08.2016
Biomedicine

Microbes-oncologists

Canadian scientists have developed a method of delivering drugs to hard-to-reach areas of tumors with the help of bacteria sensitive to the magnetic field and oxygen levels.

25.08.2016
Various

A new record of life expectancy

In terms of life expectancy (on average at least 272 years), Greenland sharks became the first among vertebrates, overtaking the Greenland whale, some individuals of which live up to 211 years.

25.08.2016
Biomedicine

Hydrogel will help with a heart attack

In experiments on sheep with myocardial infarction, the new gel ensured the preservation of the alluvial function of the heart and prevented the development of heart failure.

25.08.2016
New in Gerontology

Twins, especially men, live longer

Twins not only have a best friend from birth, but also, as it turned out, live longer than people born as a result of a single pregnancy.

25.08.2016
Biomedicine

Staphylococcus versus Staphylococcus

German scientists have discovered a new weapon to fight the hospital monster – multi-resistant Staphylococcus aureus – right under our noses. Or rather, in it.

25.08.2016
Biomedicine

Immuno-oncology in ruble equivalent

Russian oncologists do not lose hope that effective immuno-oncological drugs will be used in Russia to treat severe forms of cancer.

25.08.2016
Other life sciences

"Neural dust"

Tiny wireless sensors can be implanted into the brain, muscles and intestines to diagnose the condition of organs, control prostheses or as "electro-medicines".

25.08.2016
Other life sciences

A long-lived kidney

A woman with a hundred-year-old kidney could get into the Guinness Book of Records, but, unfortunately, there are no official records of transplantation left.

24.08.2016
Other life sciences

The more, the worse

Excess weight can accelerate brain aging – this conclusion was made by a group of scientists after a series of observations on the state of the nervous system in slim and obese people.

24.08.2016
Other life sciences

How platelets die

A team of scientists led by MSU physicists has discovered the mechanism of programmed cell death of platelets, as a result of which the process of blood clotting is accelerated by 1000 – 10000 times.

24.08.2016
New in Gerontology

Read more – you will live longer

"The results of the work indicate that the benefits of books include prolonging life so that you can read more of them," the researchers conclude with a bit of humor.

24.08.2016
Grants and competitions

OncoBioMed 2016

The target audience of the competitive selection: oncologists, chemotherapists, oncologists, researchers and innovative companies engaged in developments in the field of oncology.

24.08.2016