Cellular technologies
Swirled cardiomyocytes
The reconstruction of the spiral structure of the myocardium brought bioengineers closer to creating an artificial heart.
11.07.2022- English version
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Your health
Don't give up eggs
People who ate an average of one egg a day had higher blood levels of "good" lipoprotein molecules and apolipoprotein A1 protein.
11.07.2022
Genetics
Dangerous Neanderthal genes
For every fifth European, the dosages of common drugs should be adjusted to reduce the risks of toxicity.
11.07.2022
New in Gerontology
Once again about the "grandmother's hypothesis"
The long post-productive life of a person is due not only to achievements in the field of medicine. The contribution of older people plays an important role.
11.07.2022
Other life sciences
Xenotransplantation will not be canceled
FDA representatives, scientists and doctors discussed what would be required to study xenotransplantation in the framework of pilot clinical trials.
11.07.2022
Other life sciences
See how memory is formed
The new technique makes it possible to visualize mRNA molecules in the brains of living mice during the formation of long-term memory.
11.07.2022
Other life sciences
The smell of a tumor
Recently, American researchers used the brain and antennae of live locusts to diagnose tumors by smell.
11.07.2022
Other life sciences
Regeneration without innervation
Restoration of limbs in mammals is possible without nerve regeneration in the presence of mechanical stress.
08.07.2022
New in Gerontology
And for grandmothers too
Noradrenergic drugs used to treat ADHD also help with Alzheimer's disease.
08.07.2022
Other life sciences
How does Sound Analgesic work
Sound can reduce inflammatory pain in mice. At the same time, it is not the nature of the sound that is important, but the low ratio of sound to ambient noise.
08.07.2022
Other life sciences
One step closer to telekinesis
The new system translates brain activity into radio waves, and then redirects the signal to the connected electronics.
08.07.2022
Biomedicine
Mitophagy against leukemia
The experimental compound kills cancer cells, and also enhances the effect of known cytostatics.
07.07.2022
Biomedicine
At least safe
At the ENDO 2022 Congress, the results of the phase 1 study of oral male contraceptives were presented.
07.07.2022
Other life sciences
Microaquaculture
Scientists of the I. Kant BFU have developed a promising method for extracting proteins, lipids and other useful substances from microalgae.
07.07.2022
Your health
Allergy, intolerance, sensitivity
An excerpt from the book of the same name by Doctor of Medical Sciences Ruchi Gupta, translated by Evgeny Ponikarov.
07.07.2022
Cellular technologies
No worse than fresh
A study by scientists from the United States demonstrates equal chances of conception in the case of using frozen and fresh sperm.
07.07.2022
Nanotechnology
No chemistry!
Unlike synthetic analogues, the new hydrogel eliminates the content of toxic substances, since it consists of natural components.
07.07.2022
Biomedicine
Prolonging youth
Feces in a jar
The idea of creating a personal fecal bank is the same one that underlies the already well—known practice of preserving cord blood samples.
06.07.2022
Cloning
Drying instead of deep freezing
Biotechnologists from Japan managed to clone mice from lyophilized somatic cells.
06.07.2022