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Universal microbot

The 4-millimeter robot can walk, crawl, jump, roll and swim, carrying a certain amount of payload.

05.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Three - parent Englishmen

Doctors from the Newcastle Reproductive Clinic are preparing two women for artificial insemination using donor mitochondria.

02.02.2018
Nanotechnology

A flock of bionanorobots

With the help of DNA linkers, microtubules can be forced to form groups, separate or perform various movements.

02.02.2018
Biomedicine

A drop of blood

Japanese and Australian scientists have developed a method for diagnosing Alzheimer's disease using a highly sensitive blood test.

02.02.2018
Grants and competitions

Learn from the mistakes of others

Applying for a grant is always akin to a lottery. But don't reduce your chances on purpose. Write a good application!

02.02.2018
Other life sciences

The secret of eternal youth

This article is the fourth in a small biological series about youth, aging, death and genetic programs.

02.02.2018
Nanotechnology

Inhale enkephalin

Researchers have suggested that ley-enkephalin will cause a lower degree of addiction than opioid analgesics.

02.02.2018
Nanotechnology

The Invisible Optometrist

By replacing an invasive, often complex operation, nanorobots can significantly optimize medicine.

02.02.2018
Genetic engineering

Myorediting

The researchers edited heart muscle cells with mutations leading to the development of Duchenne myodystrophy.

02.02.2018
Prolonging youth

Cellular tragedies, part 6

How to burn bridges behind you and start life anew? Such changes are not always easy for people, but maybe the cells succeed.

01.02.2018
Genetic engineering

Leukemia treatment: good news

The method of CAR T-therapy of leukemia in young people has passed safety and efficacy tests and received FDA approval.

01.02.2018
Other life sciences

New immunopathology

Scientists have described an unknown part of the molecular mechanism, the failures of which lead to a weakening of immunity.

01.02.2018
Cellular technologies

Ears from the printer

Chinese researchers have transplanted auricles created using 3D printing based on patients' own cells to children with microtia.

01.02.2018
Genetic engineering

AI will help genetic engineers

The self-learning program allows you to increase the accuracy of genome editing using CRISPR-Cpf1.

01.02.2018
Prolonging youth

Cellular tragedies, part 5

By what signs can aging be recognized, is it possible to prevent it and when to wait for the pills of eternal youth?

01.02.2018
Genetics

Oncogenes Double Whammy

The aggressiveness of pancreatic cancer is associated with the duplication of the mutant KRAS gene or other oncogenes.

31.01.2018