Cellular technologies
A time machine for cancer
A method has been developed to observe the beginning of the growth of pancreatic cancer cells and assess their tendency to germinate into other tissues.
17.02.2020- English version
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Nanotechnology
Better than animal models
Synthetic scaffolds for growing cells can replace animals when testing drugs for the treatment of cancer.
17.02.2020
Biomedicine
Wait twenty years
In the coming decades, cervical cancer may disappear completely in developed countries. The United States is likely to be the first among them.
17.02.2020
Genetic engineering
Fully synthetic
Bioengineers have learned how to write bacterial genome codes on a computer and synthesize long DNA molecules using them.
17.02.2020
Your health
It is useful, but it does not save you from obesity
10,000 steps a day is considered the gold standard for people who are trying to cope with a sedentary lifestyle.
17.02.2020
Other life sciences
Medicine of the future is on the threshold
Organ cultivation, gene therapy, genome editing, cloning, genetically modified organisms...
17.02.2020
Other life sciences
The "kissing hormone" was tested on people
Kisspeptin plays an important role in the formation of sexual arousal in men. Moreover, the lower the libido, the greater the effect of the injection.
17.02.2020
New in Gerontology
Biomedicine
Surveillance of Parkinsonism
Monitoring the patient's condition by biomarkers in the blood will help to effectively adjust the existing supportive therapy.
14.02.2020
Genetic engineering
Chimera against brain cancer
A chimeric virus containing one of the genes of the causative agent of Ebola helps to purposefully destroy glioblastoma cells in mice.
14.02.2020
Prolonging youth
Stop the "ticking clock"
Scientists have reversed the aging process of mouse eggs. The results of the study will help to create new drugs for the treatment of infertility.
14.02.2020
New in Gerontology
Microflora and age
The scientists plan to use the obtained results to study the aging process and what role the microbiota plays in this.
14.02.2020
Genetic engineering
So that the urine does not beat in the head
The new CRISPR gene editing tool "Minigen" has slowed down the progression of genetic liver disease in mice.
13.02.2020
Your health
Both are worse
Both vapers and smokers have epigenetic mutations that can lead to the development of cancer.
13.02.2020
Genetic engineering
You can, but no one needs to
"Golden rice" is recognized as a safe food and is allowed in the Philippines. But will a useful product get on the table of those whom it should save?
13.02.2020
Biomedicine
New test for Alzheimer's disease
Diagnostics is performed by a drop of blood and with high accuracy identifies the main biomarkers of the disease.
13.02.2020
Other life sciences
Old bones will still serve
A unique technology for manufacturing polymer implants has been developed, where a real bone serves as a "negative" for casting the product.
13.02.2020
Healthy skepticism
Vaccinate!
AST publishing house has suspended the sale of a book by Anton Amantonio, an anti-vaccination specialist in the field of algorithms for satellite communications.
13.02.2020
Biomedicine
New antimicrobial glycopeptides
Instead of blocking the build-up of the bacterial cell wall, they prevent its destruction.
13.02.2020
Other life sciences
Leak in the test tube
Organoids from the cells of people with leaky gut syndrome helped to find its biomarkers and outline the path to treatment.
12.02.2020