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Other life sciences

Testosterone is to blame

The experiment confirmed that testosterone helps liver cancer grow – due to the fact that it suppresses the "anti-cancer" hormone.

04.04.2019
Nanotechnology

Illuminated, warmed up…

Chinese scientists have developed a method for turning on the CRISPR-Cas9 system only in the right place using infrared radiation.

04.04.2019
Genetics

Intelligence in one snip?

Predicting IQ by one change in a particular gene is like guessing the denouement of a detective story by a single letter in the middle of a chapter.

04.04.2019
New in Gerontology

The benefits of competition

Scientists have found a protein that simultaneously helps cells compete with each other and keeps the skin young.

04.04.2019
Genetics

Rapid genetic testing

The CRISPR chip allows you to quickly identify mutations and test the effectiveness of gene editing.

03.04.2019
Other life sciences

A hundred times faster

A new method of photoacoustic microscopy has increased the speed of identification of cancer cells from two pieces per minute to two hundred.

03.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Bacterial web

By dividing the fibroin gene in half, scientists managed to synthesize it in bacteria and get closer to the industrial production of the web.

03.04.2019
Biomedicine

Biochip for "liquid biopsy"

The device, a prototype of which has been tested on animals, can continuously collect live cancer cells from the patient's blood.

03.04.2019
Other life sciences

For just $200

Smart pajamas will remember the poses in which its owner slept, record the heartbeat and breathing rate.

03.04.2019
Exhibitions and conferences

Congress on Regenerative Medicine

The IV National Congress on Regenerative Medicine will be held on November 20-23, 2019 at Lomonosov Moscow State University.

03.04.2019
Genetic engineering

CRISPR bleached lizards

Scientists from the University of Georgia with the help of CRISPR-Cas 9 managed to turn the offspring of naturally brown lizards into albinos.

02.04.2019
Biomedicine

Against glioblastoma

The results of phase I clinical trials prove the efficacy and safety of the vaccine for the treatment of patients with brain cancer.

02.04.2019
Biomedicine

A target for a panacea

By acting on the FKBP51 protein, depression, obesity, alcoholism, brain cancer, chronic pain, and possibly much more can be treated.

02.04.2019
Other life sciences

Neurogenesis before old age

New data confirm that at least in some areas of the brain, the process of neurogenesis lasts a lifetime.

02.04.2019
Genetic engineering

Another minimal genome

Swiss scientists have adapted the minimal genome of the bacterium Caulobacter crescentus to facilitate its de novo synthesis.

02.04.2019
New in Gerontology

Methylation and the aging clock

We will be able to effectively test anti-aging therapy methods only when we find an objective way to measure the rate of aging.

01.04.2019
Biomedicine

Protein Splitters

PROTAC molecules can bind to hard-to-reach proteins that other drugs cannot reach.

01.04.2019
Your health

Five myths about cancer

Experts – about the influence of electronic devices on the development of cancer, the appearance of the disease in old age and other misconceptions.

01.04.2019
Other life sciences

Custom-made instinct

By destroying the intercellular communication of microorganisms ("sense of smell" and "sense of elbow"), it will be possible to defeat many diseases.

01.04.2019