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Telomeres and the brain
When the length of telomeres in human chromosomes changes with age, this is reflected in the gray matter in the cerebral cortex.
01.10.2019- English version
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Cellular technologies
The price of liberalism
Patients have to pay for the non-interference of the state in the field of regenerative medicine.
01.10.2019
Bioethics
In edit mode
Supporters and opponents of genome editing talk about safety and the need for checks, but they don't seem to hear each other.
01.10.2019
Biomedicine
20 diagnoses in one analysis
The test is based on the assessment of methylation patterns of freely circulating DNA of cancer cells in the bloodstream.
01.10.2019
Other life sciences
Artificial sense of touch
Swiss scientists have developed an artificial skin that provides tactile feedback.
30.09.2019
Other life sciences
Balloon kyphoplasty
Mediatoma startup has registered a tool for minimally invasive surgery for spinal compression fracture.
30.09.2019
Genetics
Sorry, we made a mistake
The authors of the article on the link between the CCR5Δ32 mutation and an increased risk of death from all causes asked Nature Medicine to withdraw their work.
30.09.2019
Genetic engineering
Life counters
Widespread interest in telomeres is caused by the theory that cellular aging is a consequence of the shortening of telomeres with age.
30.09.2019
Genetic engineering
Ultrasound of gene expression
A fundamentally new method for detecting gene expression in a living organism has been developed.
30.09.2019
Biomedicine
The burden of fatherhood
Men who have used assisted reproduction methods are more at risk of developing prostate cancer.
27.09.2019
Biomedicine
How to remove dead batteries
Scientists have found molecules that can restore the system of disposal of defective mitochondria in Parkinson's disease.
27.09.2019
Biomedicine
The perfect cure for diabetes?
The combination of two signaling proteins normalizes glucose levels, strengthens bones and reduces the proportion of fat without affecting muscle tissue.
27.09.2019
Other life sciences
New implant from Second Sight
This is the first visual implant that the patient can use without the need to connect to an external device.
27.09.2019
Biomedicine
Diagnosis by urine analysis
A quick and effective urine test can become the primary tool for early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
27.09.2019
Other life sciences
How fat damages blood vessels
The harm of obesity to the cardiovascular system may be directly related to one of the secrets of adipose tissue.
27.09.2019
Cellular technologies
And yet they are rejected
Stem cell transplantation even from a genetically compatible donor caused immune rejection in the body of crab-eating macaques.
27.09.2019
Exhibitions and conferences
Biohacking Conference: Results
Recommendations for optimizing life and modernizing health: how was the first Biohacking Conference Moscow.
26.09.2019
Biomedicine
Exosomes against wrinkles
A drug stimulating collagen synthesis was injected into the skin of mice using an air jet. The method is likely to work on humans as well.
26.09.2019
Cellular technologies
Smoker on a chip
The tissue of the vocal cords resembles the real one, including in response to irritating factors, for example, tobacco smoke.
26.09.2019
Your health
Tea with plastic
Contamination of tea bags with micro- and nanoparticles of plastic is thousands of times higher than the levels found in the study of other products.
26.09.2019