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Cellular technologies

Space Bones

On April 10, another experiment on printing inorganic components of rat bone tissue will begin on the ISS.

10.03.2020
Cellular technologies

Superman-on-a-chip

The most advanced laboratory model of the human body has been created to date.

06.03.2020
Healthy skepticism

Stem Cells vs. COVID-19

An influential stem cell specialist commented on reports about the cure of severe patients with coronavirus infection.

06.03.2020
Nanotechnology

Disputes in microcapsules

Employees of ITEB RAS achieved the destruction of the nanoscale shell of polyelectrolyte microcapsules during germination of bacterial spores.

06.03.2020
Nanotechnology

From graphene oxide and proteins

Scientists have created a new material that can be used as a "biochernil" for 3D printing of blood vessels.

06.03.2020
Genetic engineering

CRISPR markers

The new CRISPR-HOT tool is designed for labeling genes and cells, which allows you to study the processes of division and the appearance of abnormal cells.

05.03.2020
Biomedicine

Telomerase inhibitor: details

The NU-1 molecule covalently and irreversibly binds to cancer cell telomerases and inhibits them.

05.03.2020
Biomedicine

Differential diagnosis

The concentration of phosphorylated tau protein 181 in the blood will distinguish Alzheimer's disease from other forms of dementia.

05.03.2020
Genetic engineering

CRISPR vs. Leber's Amaurosis

If the results are successful, it will open the way for research for the treatment of many other incurable diseases today.

05.03.2020
Genetics

Give me two!

Australian scientists have found the most likely explanation for why women live longer than men.

04.03.2020
Biomedicine

Telomerase inhibitor

A study by American scientists shows that there is a way to suppress the critical mechanism of immortality of cancer cells.

04.03.2020
Healthy skepticism

Has the coronavirus vaccine been found?!

Unfortunately, all the prototypes of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines created to date are developments at the zero stage of preclinical trials.

04.03.2020
Other life sciences

Obesity and gender

Men are more likely than women to suffer from obesity, because their adipose tissue contains much more pro-inflammatory cytokines.

04.03.2020
Biomedicine

The genetic switch

The inclusion of CAR-T cells when exposed to blue light made it possible to destroy skin tumors in mice without harming healthy tissue.

04.03.2020
Other life sciences

Another danger of obesity

The mice helped to understand the mechanisms by which infection with the virus of obese people makes it more dangerous for themselves and others.

04.03.2020
Biomedicine

Inhalations against fibrosis

The secret of lung stem cells delivered to the respiratory tract through a nebulizer restored damage in pulmonary fibrosis in mice and rats.

03.03.2020
Your health

Masks inside out

Both masks and respirators can contain the epidemic, but not at all as it seems at first glance. Let's try to figure out why.

03.03.2020
Healthy skepticism

Rechecking the long-proven

In Russia, they manage to be "treated" with drugs that do not and have never had a substance capable of changing anything in the body.

03.03.2020
Biomedicine

Another benefit of vaccinations

Viruses to which tumor proteins are attached cause a strong immune response if the patient was vaccinated against this virus in childhood.

03.03.2020