Cellular technologies
Ethical Blastocyst
An artificial pseudo-embryo, ready to attach to the uterus, can become a successful model for studying the pathologies of embryonic development.
22.03.2021- English version
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Grants and competitions
iLab Innovation Laboratory
Skolkovo and AstraZeneca announce the launch of an acceleration program for startups working in the field of digital medicine.
22.03.2021
Cellular technologies
Flat brain
Brain organoids, consisting of 3D-printed skeletons seeded with stem cells, independently form convolutions.
19.03.2021
Prolonging youth
Cocktail for muscle renewal
The composition of a mixture of chemicals that stimulates the formation of skeletal muscles instead of those damaged by injury or disease has been determined.
19.03.2021
Cellular technologies
On the way to artificial lungs
With the help of new biochernils, Swedish scientists printed small airways and successfully transplanted them to mice.
19.03.2021
Cellular technologies
We grow together with the owner
New heart valves can prevent the need for repeated operations in thousands of children with congenital heart defects.
19.03.2021
Other life sciences
Embryos in a bottle
In the new artificial uterus, mouse embryos develop up to 11 days, that is, up to half the gestation period of these animals.
19.03.2021
Genetics
The giraffe is big…
Giraffe-specific mutations in one of the genes allowed them to adapt to high blood pressure and extreme growth.
19.03.2021
New in Gerontology
Telomeres and kidney fibrosis
Kidney fibrosis is associated with telomere shortening; if telomeres are restored, damage to kidney tissue can be reversed.
18.03.2021
Healthy skepticism
"B17 deficiency causes cancer"
"The more monstrous the lie, the more willing it will be believed" – this well-known saying has acquired a special meaning in the era of the coronavirus pandemic.
18.03.2021
Various
Dangerous caution
Is the suspension of vaccination by the largest European countries with a drug from AstraZeneca justified?
18.03.2021
Genetics
Sperm memory
Scientists from McGill University have made a breakthrough in understanding how the father's spermatozoa transmit epigenetic information to offspring.
18.03.2021
Genetics
The evolution of the coronavirus
American scientists have traced the evolutionary path that the SARS-CoV-2 virus has taken in the human body with weakened immunity.
18.03.2021
Cellular technologies
Tears from a test tube
Lacrimal gland organoids grown from stem cells can produce tears when transplanted into mouse lacrimal glands.
17.03.2021
Genetics
Methylation and longevity
DNA analysis of 26 species of bats has shown that DNA methylation is able to predict the life expectancy of animals.
17.03.2021
Nanotechnology
Multifunctional media
Nanostructured capsules contain magnetic and photoacoustic nanoparticles, fluorescent dyes and doxorubicin.
17.03.2021
Your health
Check it seven times
How often do I need to check my health and why preventive examinations do not always help me not to get sick.
17.03.2021
Other life sciences
Sustainability forecast
The program developed at NSU allows predicting the consequences of mutations responsible for the resistance of cancer cells to chemotherapy.
17.03.2021
Genetics
microRNA is to blame
More than 50% of diabetics die due to heart disease. Researchers from New Zealand have explained how and why this happens.
16.03.2021
Biomedicine
Prevent cancer from hibernating
Scientists have developed a method that prevents cancer cells from entering "sleep mode" during chemotherapy and causing a relapse after remission.
16.03.2021