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Vitamin D for cancer prevention
Daily intake of 1000 units of vitamin D by people over 50 will lead to a reduction in mortality from all types of cancer by about 13%.
15.02.2021- English version
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Cellular technologies
Bioengineered hair
Japanese bioengineers have grown hair from one follicle at least three times. The next stage is clinical hair regeneration.
12.02.2021
Biomedicine
Sensation in weight loss
The new drug semaglutide for the treatment of obesity has shown convincing effectiveness, leading to a 20% reduction in body weight.
12.02.2021
Biomedicine
For treatment and prevention
After testing on mice with fantastic results, the drug is already being tested in phases II and III of clinical trials.
12.02.2021
Cellular technologies
Precision bone bioprinting
The new platform allows you to build a biocompatible material with a detail smaller than the size of protein molecules.
11.02.2021
Various
Contribution to science
The story of a senior researcher at the Institute of Cytology and Genetics SB RAS to the president about his salary suddenly became a sensation.
11.02.2021
Genetics
Virtual genomes
Using machine learning, faces, biographies, and now realistic genomes of non-existent people are generated.
11.02.2021
Biomedicine
Targeted therapy
Oncologist Justin Stebbing – about a personalized interdisciplinary approach to cancer treatment.
11.02.2021
Exhibitions and conferences
OpenBio-2021
The VIII annual set of events in the field of biopharmaceutics and biotechnology OpenBio will be held from October 5 to 8, 2021 in the science city of Koltsovo.
11.02.2021
Genetics
In sight
An international team of scientists has identified another gene, mutations in which cause hereditary optical neuropathy Leber.
11.02.2021
Genetics
The Magic Pill
One of the first and most developed areas of application of personalized medicine was oncology.
11.02.2021
Cellular technologies
Easy-on-a-chip v.2.0
The model of a lung on a second-generation chip reproduces the architecture of a human lung much more accurately.
10.02.2021
Biomedicine
Preemptive strike
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine have identified a new strategy that eliminates bacteria before they cause infection.
10.02.2021
Other life sciences
Viral Spike
Given the emergence of new strains of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, the interest of the general public in the spike protein has greatly increased.
10.02.2021
Biomedicine
Antiviral interferon
A single subcutaneous injection of peginterferon-lambda accelerated the recovery of patients with COVID-19.
09.02.2021
Nanotechnology
Invisible, but dangerous
Nanoparticles in consumer goods may pose a real threat to health and life.
09.02.2021
Biomedicine
Brain on perfusion
For the first time in the world, Russian doctors performed perfusion with chemotherapy drugs for the treatment of a primate brain tumor.
09.02.2021
Other life sciences
New Stress Sensor
The sensor chip evaluates the stress level by the concentration of the steroid hormone cortisol in the secretions of sweat glands.
09.02.2021
Biomedicine
Fecal therapy of melanoma
Changing the gut microbiome helps patients with advanced melanoma begin to respond to immunotherapy.
09.02.2021
Prolonging youth
Rejuvenating cabbage
Sulforaphane is found in various varieties of cabbage and contributes to the longevity and health of nematodes by suppressing inflammation and oxidative stress.
08.02.2021