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Genetic engineering

To save future children from deafness

In the coming weeks, Denis Rebrikov plans to apply to the relevant authorities to obtain permission for experiments.

05.07.2019
Biomedicine

Re-education of macrophages

The ADH-503 molecule "reprograms" macrophages and reminds them of their main mission – to attack pancreatic cancer cells.

05.07.2019
Nanotechnology

Non-traumatic nanoelectrodes

An international team of scientists has developed nanoscale probes to record electrical activity inside individual cells.

05.07.2019
Genetics

In search of "diabetes genes"

Russian and Estonian scientists will collect one of the largest collections of genetic material and blood samples of diabetics.

05.07.2019
Biomedicine

Without colonoscopy

Polish researchers have proposed a test for non-invasive detection of inflammatory bowel diseases.

05.07.2019
Your health

The "fatty" pancreas

Interval fasting prevents fatty degeneration of the pancreas and reduces the risk of diabetes.

04.07.2019
Nanotechnology

Stamps for nanospheres

The most aggressive form of breast cancer can be treated with nanoparticles binding the HER2 receptor.

04.07.2019
Your health

No more dangerous than an appendectomy

The risk of any complications during fecal transplantation is less than 0.001%, and the risk of fatal complications after appendix removal is 1.5%.

04.07.2019
New in Gerontology

Lymphocytes inhibit neurogenesis

Immune cells prevent neurons from multiplying in aging mice. Perhaps that is why mental abilities decrease with age.

04.07.2019
Genetic engineering

Just one letter

Replacing one nucleotide in a mutant gene cured mice of a variant of deafness suffered by Ludwig van Beethoven.

04.07.2019
Genetics

Turn off the brake

Blocking the production of non-coding NEAT1 RNA in old mice returns the name memory and learning ability.

04.07.2019
Genetic engineering

Do you want a male or a female?

With the help of genetic engineering methods, it is now possible to control the sex of offspring in mammals.

03.07.2019
Other life sciences

Glasses for presbyopia

Autofocal glasses follow the direction of the gaze and adjust to what a person with age-related farsightedness wants to consider.

03.07.2019
Exhibitions and conferences

Who needs genetic research and why?

A round table on this topic will be held on July 15 by the portal "Doctor Peter" together with the publication " <url>".

03.07.2019
Genetics

The Russians are coming!

The research of Siberian scientists was included in the new, tenth edition of the classic American textbook "Criminology: Explaining Crime and its Context".

03.07.2019
Biomedicine

LASER ART against HIV infection

The new tactic did not give one hundred percent result, however, 5 out of 13 experimental mice had no traces of infection in the body.

03.07.2019
Other life sciences

Breathe deeply – you are excited

A prototype of a bracelet has been developed that signals the wearer about his emotional state without a brain-computer interface.

02.07.2019
Various

Geek Picnic on Sparrow Hills

A series of lectures on immortality technologies, human modifications, genetic engineering and cloning will be delivered in the (Im)mortal zone.

02.07.2019
Various

Song of Pensions

More than half of Russians plan to work after reaching retirement age, according to the results of the Rostrud survey.

02.07.2019