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Exhibitions and conferences

Symposium on Plastic Surgery and Cosmetology

The IV International Symposium on Plastic Surgery and Cosmetology: "Combined Techniques and Biotechnologies in Aesthetic Medicine" will be held on May 16-17, 2013 at the A.V. Vishnevsky Institute of Surgery.

15.03.2013
Genetics

Better than endless horror

A resident of the USA decided to remove her colon: four of her relatives died of intestinal cancer within a few years, and gene analysis confirmed the presence of a mutation in Lynn herself, which dramatically increases her chances of getting sick.

14.03.2013
Genetic engineering

Lung cancer was cured with a "spoiled" oncogene

After a year, during which the mice received 8 cycles of therapy (4 weeks of activation of the inhibitor gene, then 4 weeks of "rest"), almost all experimental animals were completely free of cancer.

14.03.2013
Cellular technologies

Another step to growing teeth

Grown from adult gum epithelial cells and mouse mesenchymal stem cells, the tooth had viable roots, contained dentin and was covered with enamel.

13.03.2013
Various

A record-size skull implant

For the first time, American surgeons have replaced three-quarters of a patient's skull with a plastic implant created in the shape of his head and printed on a 3D printer.

13.03.2013
Cloning

Clones without borders

Japanese scientists have developed a method for the almost endless creation of mouse clones that have good health and normal life expectancy for dozens of generations.

12.03.2013
Other life sciences

Human Brain Cells Make Mice Smarter

Transplantation of human astrocytes into the brain tissue of mice improves the memory and learning ability of animals. The researchers hope that the data they have obtained will help in the treatment of human brain diseases.

12.03.2013
Prolonging youth

Death in nature has no purpose – only consequences

Today, an active search is underway for a hypothetical "genetic program of death" in humans and ways to cancel it, but at this stage it is difficult to speculate what achievements we will achieve in this area.

11.03.2013
Grants and competitions

Try to interest the Bortnik Foundation

The Fund for Assistance to the Development of Small Forms of Enterprises in the Scientific and Technical Sphere collects proposals in order to identify the most promising topics of R&D in the field of biomedicine.

11.03.2013
Your health

If you want to live, stop drinking!

In 2010, alcohol was the culprit of 5.5% of all diseases and injuries on the planet. Thus, alcohol ranks third after high blood pressure and smoking.

07.03.2013
Other life sciences

Eaters of unborn neurons

Microglia cells "eat" excess stem cells, which can create a dangerous surplus of neurons in the developing brain of the embryo.

07.03.2013
Prolonging youth

How to rejuvenate an old brain

Blocking the genetic switch prevents the maturation of the brain and even allows the adult brain to return to the plastic state characteristic of a young age.

07.03.2013
Cellular technologies

Treatment of Duchenne myodystrophy: the next stage

Researchers at the University of Minnesota, combining three revolutionary technologies, improved a previously developed technique and demonstrated its effectiveness in the treatment of a mouse model of Duchenne myodystrophy.

07.03.2013