Various
"Enlightener"-2017: final
The winners in the category "Natural Sciences" were the authors of the book "Crazy! A guide to mental disorders for a resident of a big city".
20.11.2017- English version
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Other life sciences
"Big Brother" in a pill
The sensor built into the first FDA-approved "smart" Abilify MyCite tablet will allow you to record when the patient took it and whether he took it at all.
20.11.2017
Biomedicine
Kevlar Cartilage
Kevlartilage (from "Kevlar" + "sartilago") surpasses all existing synthetic materials for the replacement of cartilage tissue.
17.11.2017
Biomedicine
Personal vaccine
Biomedical startup Moderna has started testing a personalized cancer drug on the first patient.
17.11.2017
Various
Stem cells in Canada
None of the stem cell injection procedures practiced today in private clinics has the approval of the Ministry of Health.
17.11.2017
Controversial
Do you want to take a chance?
Part of the ongoing and not yet completed process of reasoning about experiments on oneself in order to test candidates for senolitics.
17.11.2017
Various
Three troubles of Russian oncology
This is its monstrous underfunding, the dependence of the oncological service on the regional authorities, and, as a result, personnel problems.
17.11.2017
Biomedicine
And to defeat cancer, and to preserve immunity
A new method of treating lymphoma can improve the prognosis in patients with aggressive forms of the disease.
16.11.2017
Other life sciences
Useful after death
One deceased person, becoming an organ donor, can potentially save at least five lives, transplant doctors say.
16.11.2017
Genetic engineering
Semi-finished products for genetic engineering
American researchers have created transgenic mosquitoes that are capable of producing the Cas9 protein.
16.11.2017
Other life sciences
CRISPR-Cas9 – the hero of the new movie
Scientists from Japan were the first to show the CRISPR-Cas9 complex in real-time operation.
16.11.2017
Other life sciences
Wearable electronics in medicine
Cardiologist Yaroslav Ashikhmin – about optical sensors, stress assessment and the use of smartphones in medicine.
16.11.2017
Other life sciences
Drinking means he loves
Males of yellow-bellied voles abandon their partners if they drink less alcohol. Females in a similar situation do not change partners.
16.11.2017
Genetics
New "longevity gene" found in Amish
People with a mutation in the SERPINE1 gene live on average 10 years longer, and in general, such residents of the community are healthier.
16.11.2017
Your health
Waiting for a miracle
A story about what is really worth waiting for from stem cells, and about the traps that should not fall into.
15.11.2017
Biomedicine
Prevention of liver cancer
Synthetic double-stranded RNA can be used to prevent primary liver cancer.
15.11.2017
Other life sciences
Thymus transplantation
Russian scientists were the first in the world to successfully transplant the "heart" of the immune system – the thymus gland. However, so far – only for mice.
15.11.2017
Genetic engineering
CRISPR/Cas against Huntington's Disease
The CRISPR/Cas9 system can become a promising method of treating neurodegenerative diseases
15.11.2017
Genetic engineering
Nanoparticles instead of viruses
Delivery of the CRISPR/Cas9 system using nanoparticles set a record: the necessary gene sections were cut out in 80% of mouse liver cells.
15.11.2017
Genetic engineering
The third eye
Scientists from Indiana State University have created a genetically modified dung beetle with a functional third eye.
15.11.2017