Cellular technologies
Easy in the easy
A method of transplantation of donor stem cells to recipient embryos for growing fully functional lungs in mice is described.
12.11.2019- English version
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Cellular technologies
Three livers on one chip
The new liver-on-a-chip system is able to determine the toxicity of drugs being developed for humans, rats and dogs.
12.11.2019
Other life sciences
Not just for editing
Researchers from the USA used CRISPR as the basis for a biosensor that detects the presence of pathogenic viruses in the blood.
12.11.2019
Genetics
Genographic stratification
Scientists have found traces of social stratification of the UK population at the genetic level.
12.11.2019
Other life sciences
Beta Cell Protector
Adipsin protein produced by adipose tissue protects beta cells of the pancreas from destruction in type 2 diabetes mellitus.
12.11.2019
Other life sciences
Physics is our everything
Maxim Frank-Kamenetsky: "There is no chemistry and biology, there is only physics."
12.11.2019
Controversial
23andMe for embryos
Genetics experts warn that although it is possible in principle, it is too early to trust existing methods.
12.11.2019
Genetics
Who to be?
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have received new data on how stem cells solve this issue.
11.11.2019
Genetics
Mutation – masking
In order to escape from therapy, some cancer cells begin to deliberately damage their DNA.
11.11.2019
Other life sciences
Possible options
Scientists have found more than a million possible molecular carriers of genetic information in addition to DNA and RNA.
11.11.2019
Controversial
A slow-moving man?
American physiologists are considering the prospects of intervention in human epigenetics and genetics to protect DNA from cosmic radiation.
11.11.2019
Other life sciences
Mitoautophagy
The discovery of mitochondrial self-eating in neurons was so groundbreaking that scientists had to come up with a new term to describe it.
11.11.2019
Biomedicine
Rotavirus vaccines against cancer
Rotavirus vaccines approved for use have both immunostimulating and oncolytic properties.
11.11.2019
Biomedicine
Leave the tumor without glutamine
Suppression of glutamine metabolism depletes tumor cells and improves the immune response.
11.11.2019
Your health
Sleep protects against fractures
In mature women, lack of sleep more than doubles the risk of developing osteoporosis.
08.11.2019
Prolonging youth
Rapamycin has confirmed its effectiveness
In elderly rats who were fed rapamycin, the cerebral blood flow did not weaken with age, and memory even improved.
08.11.2019
Genetics
The third strain
A research team from Abbott Laboratories and the University of Missouri reported the discovery of a new strain of HIV.
08.11.2019
Exhibitions and conferences
Tech Week – 2019: results
How Russian business is moving to the rails of digitalization: the results of the Tech Week 19 conference were summed up in Moscow.
07.11.2019
Other life sciences
Cholesterol is the key to Insulin
The product of the breakdown of cholesterol increases the feeling of hunger by increasing the release of insulin into the blood.
07.11.2019
Genetic engineering
At least safe
In the USA, the first interim results of clinical trials of CRISPR-a variant of CAR-T therapy for cancer control have appeared.
07.11.2019