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Exhibitions and conferences

BIOTECHMED-2018

Interview with Denis Kurek, Program Director of the BIOTECHMED Forum, CEO of Future Biotech.

31.08.2018
Nanotechnology

Nanoantibiotic

Nanoparticles that emit reactive oxygen species under the influence of light kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

31.08.2018
Genetic engineering

Bacterial video

Italian researchers have created a screen in which the image is formed with the help of photosensitive bacteria and a projector.

31.08.2018
Controversial

De Grey stands his ground

His position is simple: a little more money, a little more research and humanity will learn to live forever.

31.08.2018
Biomedicine

Antiviral viruses

Pathogens of one respiratory tract disease are used against the pathogen of another, similar ailment.

31.08.2018
Other life sciences

Waves of death

Apoptosis begins with the cell receiving a signal to start "suicide" and gradually covers the entire cell, destroying it.

31.08.2018
Prolonging youth

Switch gears

The researchers were able not only to stop, but also to reverse the aging process – by returning human cells back to their "young" state.

30.08.2018
Other life sciences

Brains – aside

You can delay death by uploading a person's consciousness into a computer or by connecting the brain to an artificial neural network during life.

30.08.2018
Exhibitions and conferences

Russian Medtech Day 2018

On November 22, Moscow will host the leading event of the year in the field of medical technologies – Russian Medtech Day 2018.

29.08.2018
Genetics

The Resurrected Anti - Oncogene

The pseudogene, which has returned to activity, provides increased resistance of elephants to the development of malignant tumors.

29.08.2018
Genetic engineering

Genes, be silent!

The first drug using RNA interference to "jam" the expression of certain genes has been approved in the USA.

29.08.2018
Cellular technologies

Bioengineered lungs

Scientists have successfully transplanted bioengineered lungs to a pig for the first time. Tests on terminally ill patients are expected in 5-10 years.

29.08.2018
Biomedicine

Trehalose instead of fasting

The natural carbohydrate trehalose activates a gene in liver cells that increases tissue sensitivity to insulin, reducing the risk of developing diabetes mellitus.

29.08.2018
Your health

Fish oil, aspirin and heart

Fish oil will not help those who are already at risk to avoid heart problems. The situation with aspirin is ambiguous.

28.08.2018
Cellular technologies

Hydrogel for muscle regeneration

The molecular matrix ensures the safety of muscle stem cells in damaged tissue and reduces the recipient's immune response.

28.08.2018
Prolonging youth

A workaround to immortality

If you carefully deliver a little hydrogen sulfide to the right point inside the cell, you can double slow down the aging process.

28.08.2018