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Cellular technologies

Gyrus with autism

An organoid resembling the gyrus of the brain makes it possible to identify differences that may contribute to the development of autism.

07.10.2022
Biomedicine

Conversation with Albert Rizvanov

On approaches to gene therapy of orphan diseases, regenerative medicine and the importance of interdisciplinary research.

07.10.2022
Genetics

Target RNA in progeria

Blocking overexpression of specific repetitive RNA sequences can become a tool to combat progeria.

06.10.2022
Genetics

What is common?

The same molecular mechanisms that trigger the development of a cancerous tumor are involved in the activation of gene expression in the embryo.

06.10.2022
Genetic engineering

Contains GMOs!

"Edited" brewer's yeast allows you to brew beer at high pressure without losing the richness of taste.

06.10.2022
Other life sciences

Faster and better

Two specialized tools will allow you to simultaneously assemble an ear from rib cartilage and reconstruct the auditory canal.

06.10.2022
Other life sciences

Nobel Prize in Chemistry

The 2022 Prize was awarded for the development of methods of click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.

06.10.2022
Other life sciences

Almost for nothing

The technology of producing hydrogen with the help of GM bacteria from the oil remaining in the spent wells has been tested in the field.

05.10.2022
Nanotechnology

Biosensor for brain cancer

An ultra-sensitive biosensor not only detects the presence of a tumor in the brain, but also detects its localization.

05.10.2022
Your health

Less harm

Switching from conventional cigarettes to nicotine-containing electronic cigarettes can significantly reduce the health risks for smokers.

05.10.2022
Other life sciences

Bionic pancreas

The new implantable hybrid device supports glucose levels in patients with type 1 diabetes more easily and efficiently.

04.10.2022
Exhibitions and conferences

What was discussed at OpenBio-202

The ninth OpenBio Life Sciences Forum was held in Koltsovo, Novosibirsk Region on September 27-30. More than 5,000 people took part in the forum.

04.10.2022
New in Gerontology

Super Neurons of superstars

The neurons in the brains of so-called superstars are much larger than those of their peers and even people 20-30 years younger.

04.10.2022
New in Gerontology

The main predictor of longevity

It turned out to be a physical function– the ability to go grocery shopping or do housework, not illness.

03.10.2022
Genetics

For paleogenetics

Svante Paabo received the Nobel Prize for discoveries in the field of extinct hominid genomes and human evolution.

03.10.2022