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Genetic engineering

CRISPR instead of viral vectors

A new variant of personalized cancer therapy using T cells may be more affordable than existing ones.

11.11.2022
Other life sciences

How it works

Epidural electrical stimulation is able to restore movement after spinal cord injury, but due to what, it was still unknown.

11.11.2022
Biomedicine

Treatment of resistant hypertension

The experimental drug causes a noticeable decrease in blood pressure in patients with hypertension resistant to conventional medications.

10.11.2022
Biomedicine

DNA vaccine against cancer

An experimental breast cancer vaccine has shown efficacy and safety in a preliminary clinical trial.

10.11.2022
Cellular technologies

Spheroid Revolution

The technology of the Skolkovo startup Spheroid Revolution will allow you to create meat and fish on a bioprinter, and in the future – to print living organs.

10.11.2022
Other life sciences

Macaques in space

Chinese scientists are planning an experiment involving macaques that will show how the animals feel and whether they can reproduce in space.

10.11.2022
Cellular technologies

Regeneration of neurons

Stem cells from satellite glia replaced sensory neurons dying in peripheral neuropathy. So far – in mice.

10.11.2022
Note to the businessman

Transgenic organisms

Conducting research using transgenic organisms is one of the most important innovative segments associated with the biotechnology market.

09.11.2022
Nanotechnology

Neuroimplant with self-winding

The devices will be powered by electricity generated in the generator due to friction during normal breathing.

09.11.2022
Other life sciences

Light and sound brain stimulation

Exposure to acoustic and visual signals has a positive effect on the mental health of the elderly.

09.11.2022
Genetic engineering

Gene therapy for the brain

Scientists have demonstrated the first promising results on a mouse model of epilepsy, but the potential of therapy is not limited to this.

09.11.2022
Genetics

Survivor

By the age of 36, a resident of Spain had suffered the formation of 12 different tumors, 5 of them malignant. What did the sequencing of her genome show?

08.11.2022
Biomedicine

Driving to suicide

Russian scientists have proposed a new way to trigger apoptosis in malignant tumor cells.

08.11.2022
Biomedicine

Competitors of opiates

Checking more than 301 million molecules from the virtual library revealed two promising analgesics tested so far on animals.

08.11.2022
Biomedicine

Respite for six months

The T-cell therapeutic vaccine against HIV allowed the first volunteers to do without antiretroviral therapy for 6 months.

07.11.2022
Cellular technologies

Red blood cells from a test tube

Laboratory-grown red blood cells will make blood of rare groups more accessible and reduce the number of transfusions to patients with blood diseases.

07.11.2022
New in Gerontology

Muscle aging and chromatin

In old muscle stem cells, chromatin is characterized by greater openness, that is, a chronic activated state.

07.11.2022
Genetics

A unique patient

A 36-year-old woman was repeatedly diagnosed with malignant tumors in different parts of her body, but each time they disappeared.

07.11.2022