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Biomedicine

Melatonin will help treat cancer

The addition of sleep hormone to anti–cancer drugs – analogues of vitamin A - will enhance their effect and help reduce toxicity.

06.11.2018
Cellular technologies

There is a contact

An analysis of the activity of neurons showed that the transplanted retinal cells transmit images to the brain in almost the same way as in healthy rats.

06.11.2018
Other life sciences

Professional development

Diagnostic programs do not yet cope with every disease, but the results of their work look promising.

06.11.2018
Nanotechnology

Nanorobots in the vitreous body

The new nanorobots will help in the treatment of many eye diseases, from diabetic retinopathy to glaucoma.

06.11.2018
Note to the businessman

Genes for money

Worldwide, consumer genomics is growing at a record pace. What problems do Russian scientists and investors face?

06.11.2018
Note to the businessman

Won't investors fly by?

In 2018, biotech startups in the United States raised almost $6 billion. And statistics show that promises are rarely implemented.

02.11.2018
Genetics

Synthetically lethal mutations

Russian scientists have summarized data on the possibilities of using three enzymes as targets for targeted anti-tumor therapy.

02.11.2018
Biomedicine

Before it's too late

The new biomarker will give doctors more time for preventive treatment of heart failure.

02.11.2018
Biomedicine

"Multibody" against influenza

The combination of four nanoantibodies protected mice from three types of avian and swine flu, as well as from various strains of group B viruses.

02.11.2018
Grants and competitions

The competition continues

FPI announces the extension of the open competition for the best ideas in the field of regenerative medicine.

02.11.2018
Genetics

Picked up…

The evolutionary history of papillomaviruses was traced back to the Neanderthals, who could "reward" our ancestors with them.

02.11.2018
Genetics

The main male protein

Just one protein controls thousands of genes at the stage of development of germ progenitor cells into mature sperm cells.

02.11.2018
Biomedicine

Siberian HIV vaccine

Report at the OpenBio conference "Study of antigenic properties of immunogens carrying epitopes recognizable by broadly neutralizing HIV-1 antibodies".

02.11.2018
Biomedicine

The Key to Cancer

The main task of the researchers is to tune the oncolytic viruses existing in nature to specific types of cancer.

01.11.2018
New in Gerontology

The use of appendicitis

People who have had their appendix removed have a significantly reduced risk of developing Parkinson's disease, Swedish scientists have found.

01.11.2018
Genetic engineering

Oparin never dreamed

Scientists from the Scripps Institute hope that the synthetic microorganisms they have created will help to understand the early stages of evolution.

01.11.2018
Other life sciences

Diagnosis by retina

American and Israeli ophthalmologists have developed new methods of early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.

01.11.2018
Other life sciences

The first step

For the first time, Swiss neurophysiologists were able to restore leg mobility to three people with an old spinal fracture.

01.11.2018