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And a glass of pearls…
Developments to create "sensor plants" have great prospects in the future, but today they cannot be perceived otherwise as a crazy idea.
24.11.2017- English version
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Other life sciences
Nitric oxide and stroke
The level of NO (normally necessary, but toxic in excess) in the brain after a stroke was measured by scientists from Russia and Belarus.
24.11.2017
Genetic engineering
Micro-recording devices
Scientists have forced bacterial cells to record the history of changes in the composition of the environment in their own genome.
24.11.2017
Your health
Will moderate drinkers live immeasurably?
Neither under the horror stories of the adherents of sobriety, nor under the "glass of wine a day" there is no scientific basis.
24.11.2017
Other life sciences
Microflora and brain: chicken or egg?
The main question today is what is primary, changes in the microbiota or neurodegenerative diseases.
24.11.2017
Biomedicine
Pancreas from hydrogel
This gel is sensitive to the level of glucose in the blood and independently delivers the necessary dose of insulin into the blood through a catheter.
23.11.2017
Other life sciences
They are recovering
As neuroscientists, "revolutionaries" refuted the dogma that lasted 100 years, which stated that nerve cells do not regenerate.
23.11.2017
Genetics
"Genes of metastases"
A complex of genes that determines the probability of tumor metastasis can be used as a marker of cancer malignancy.
23.11.2017
Biomedicine
Get out of the twilight
An experimental diabetes drug can save children with a rare hereditary disease, for whom sunlight is deadly.
23.11.2017
Biomedicine
A drug has been found that protects against atherosclerosis
So far, trodusquemine has been tested only on mice, but the results have been impressive.
23.11.2017
Other life sciences
Protect spermatozoa from dust
Researchers have linked anomalies in sperm morphology with a high level of atmospheric pollution by fine particles.
23.11.2017
Genetics
The Miracle in feathers
Mutations in five genes have made the scales of alligators look like either the primitive feather cover of dinosaurs, or the feathers of modern birds.
23.11.2017
Other life sciences
Loopholes for lymphocytes
The mechanism of ingress of immune system cells damaging the myelin sheath through the blood-brain barrier is revealed.
22.11.2017
Nanotechnology
Nanorevolution
Nanoparticles of semiconductors ranging in size from 2.5 to 5 nm – quantum dots – have provided a scientific breakthrough in diagnostics and pharmacology.
22.11.2017
Genetic engineering
UM microbes on a double chain
A system of two molecular mechanisms embedded in the genome of microbes automatically destroys them outside the "permitted zone".
22.11.2017
Other life sciences
Bacteriophages – an element of immunity?
Researchers have discovered a previously unknown ability of bacteriophages to penetrate the epithelial cells of the mucous membranes.
22.11.2017
Genetic engineering
Zinc fingers against Hunter Syndrome
Scientists have for the first time tested the technique of gene editing in the body of a living adult.
22.11.2017
Other life sciences
Cellular tragedies, part 3
"Cellular tragedies" is a series of articles about cells, which continues to be replenished. Read others: about death and suicide or stress.
21.11.2017
Other life sciences
Computer-pneumologist
A self-learning algorithm developed by Stanford researchers diagnoses pneumonia on an X-ray better than doctors.
21.11.2017
Biomedicine
Alzheimer's disease: new perspectives
A unique model of Alzheimer's disease will help develop a completely new approach to its treatment.
21.11.2017