Biomedicine
Ligalise ecstasy!
In the USA, most experts do not doubt the therapeutic prospects of ecstasy, although this drug has serious side effects.
24.05.2019- English version
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Genetic engineering
Can Down's disease be cured?
Experiments on chimeric mice helped molecular biologists to isolate a gene whose increased activity leads to the development of Down syndrome.
24.05.2019
Other life sciences
Alzheimer's Disease in VR
Virtual reality technology determines the risks and early stages of brain neurodegeneration better than modern clinical tools.
24.05.2019
Your health
Second opinion
Doctors do not like to discuss the mistakes of their colleagues with patients. But when this happens, such discussions provoke a lively response.
24.05.2019
Your health
Education and health
The more years a person has spent on training, the lower his personal risk of developing cardiovascular diseases.
24.05.2019
Various
Feel like an 80-year-old
The AgeLab laboratory at MIT has created a "sudden aging suit": in it, a young person feels the same as older people
24.05.2019
Other life sciences
Highlight the cell
The "ideal" glowing molecule will allow you to monitor the life of cancer cells or microbes, as well as study other biological processes.
24.05.2019
Biotechnologies - into life
Breakthrough in the diagnosis of immunity
The new test system makes it possible to quickly and inexpensively examine markers of T- and B-cell development.
24.05.2019
Biomedicine
The first Russian targeted drug
The phase 1b trials will involve patients with stomach cancer who have exhausted all standard methods of treatment.
23.05.2019
Theories of aging
Transcriptome of aging
Analysis of transcriptomes of long-lived and common nematodes showed that 71 genes contribute to biological age.
23.05.2019
Genetic engineering
The drosophila cancer model
The first case of the appointment of personalized therapy to a patient with colorectal cancer, selected with the help of fruit flies, is described.
23.05.2019
Genetic engineering
The elephant in the Pleistocene shop
Doctor of Biological Sciences Konstantin Severinov – about how and why scientists are trying to revive extinct species.
23.05.2019
Note to the businessman
Genetics in the kitchen
The development of free genetic technologies gives Russia great chances to become one of the leaders of the new market.
23.05.2019
Other life sciences
Battery armband
A tissue with silver and zinc particles in contact with the fluids present in the wound generates one volt of electricity.
23.05.2019
Cellular technologies
In just five days
Switzerland has developed a way to quickly test anti-cancer drugs and their combinations for a specific patient.
23.05.2019
Other life sciences
Hyperelastic bone
Hyperelastic bone material is in many ways superior to existing materials for cranial and maxillofacial surgery.
22.05.2019
Genetic engineering
Immunity without vaccines
Edited genes help B-lymphocytes fight viruses, against which it is difficult to create a vaccine.
22.05.2019
Your health
Cholesterol is not as terrible as it is painted
Moderate cholesterol intake (520 mg per day) it is not associated with an increased risk of stroke.
22.05.2019
Bioethics
Our genetically engineered future
The genetic revolution has already begun, but we are not ready to treat these Promethean technologies responsibly.
22.05.2019
Cellular technologies
Placental cells for regenerative medicine
Scientists have identified a type of placental stem cells that improve heart function after an attack.
22.05.2019