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Controversial

Fat has signs of a tumor

October 11 is the World Anti—Obesity Day. "Fat is like cancer, and it's scary," says the SPbPU scientist.

11.10.2022
Biomedicine

Intravenous immunotherapy

The effectiveness of therapy was demonstrated in mouse models, and good tolerability was also demonstrated in crab—eating macaques.

11.10.2022
New in Gerontology

How the kidneys age

The number of stem cells in the kidneys decreases with age, and aging stem cells lose their ability to divide and resistance to damaging factors.

11.10.2022
Biomedicine

Block the road of pain

Blocking sodium channels in pain receptors can relieve pain syndrome in osteoarthritis.

10.10.2022
Prolonging youth

"Plastomitin": wait 10 years

The project "Iona Skulachev" is being developed at Lomonosov Moscow State University under the leadership of Academician Vladimir Skulachev.

10.10.2022
Biomedicine

Alzheimer's in the blood

The test developed by Japanese scientists analyzes the levels of molecules associated with beta-amyloid proteins that are toxic to neurons.

10.10.2022
Cellular technologies

The first swallows

Three children have already been born healthy after intrauterine injection of stem cells to correct spina bifida.

10.10.2022
Various

Open Longevity

Review of the book "Open Longevity. How aging works and what to do about it."

10.10.2022
Genetics

Neanderthal habits

Some variants of genes inherited from Neanderthals affect the addiction to smoking, alcohol and sleep habits of modern people.

07.10.2022
Other life sciences

Eye forecast

The risk of developing heart disease and stroke over the next ten years can be estimated from a picture of the retina and its vessels.

07.10.2022
Your health

Sea fish make you smarter

The concentration of omega-3 in the body is associated with structural changes in the hippocampus and the level of cognitive functions.

07.10.2022
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