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Genetics

Why Dogs love people

In fact, all the "best friends of man" are carriers of the so–called "elf syndrome" - mental retardation associated with the rearrangement of chromosomes.

20.07.2017
Other life sciences

Signals for lymphocytes

An international team of researchers has discovered a new mechanism that controls the ability of T-lymphocytes to respond to foreign antigens and cancer.

20.07.2017
Other life sciences

Hair Voices

Coordinated hair growth is regulated by one signaling mechanism, the impact on which can help in the fight against baldness and excessive hair growth.

20.07.2017
Other life sciences

The theory of total immunity

All cells and all body fluids are involved in protecting against intruders or from intruders who have already invaded. And this is a kind of theory – the theory of total immunity.

20.07.2017
Biomedicine

Alzheimer's disease: where will we cut?

Changing the location of the "cut" of the beta-amyloid precursor protein can increase the effectiveness of treatment and reduce the number of undesirable consequences.

20.07.2017
New in Gerontology

"Longevity gene": shelf life – 99 years

Variations in the FOXO3 gene affect a person's life expectancy only up to the ninth decade, and the chances of living to 100 or more years do not actually depend on them.

20.07.2017
New in Gerontology

Pimples in the brain

In the brain samples of people with Alzheimer's disease, the predominance of bacteria living on the skin and in the mucous membranes, including the causative agent of acne on the face, was noted.

19.07.2017
Biotechnologies - into life

Investing in genome editing

The technology of gene therapy of patients with lymphomas and HIV is at an early stage of preclinical studies and already at this stage was able to attract the attention of the investor.

19.07.2017
Your health

How best to run away from osteoporosis

Short-term high loads can increase bone strength and protect women from osteoporosis to a greater extent than long and moderate ones.

19.07.2017
Other life sciences

A new remedy for appetite

Under the influence of insulin injected intranasally, food seems less tasty to a person due to the regulation of neural signals in the mesolimbic system.

19.07.2017
Biomedicine

Tomatoes protected mice from skin cancer

Horse doses (10% of the menu was tomato powder) with prolonged (35 weeks) intake reduced the risk of skin cancer in mice by 50% – but only male.

19.07.2017
Other life sciences

Five letters vertically

British scientists cannot yet say whether crosswords and other word puzzles contribute to the preservation of cognitive functions – this should still be checked.

19.07.2017
Various

Workers will be given a third hand

The difference between the new device is that it is relatively light and stays in place even when the worker is moving – for example, reaching for a screwdriver.

19.07.2017
Other life sciences

Invertebrate life expectancy record

Marine tube worms Escarpia laminata are among the longest-lived creatures on Earth: representatives of this species can live up to 250 years.

19.07.2017
Genetics

Great-grandfathers were smarter than us

An international team of scientists has concluded that the development of intelligence and related genetic markers occurred in the Holocene, but slowed down in the XX century.

19.07.2017
Your health

What kind of disease is cancer? Part 3

In the next article of the series, the experts of the Solo project of the Atlas biomedical holding will tell you what factors reduce the risk of developing malignant tumors.

18.07.2017
Genetics

Is there 3/4 "garbage" in our DNA?

American geneticist Dan Grauer from the University of Houston believes that only a quarter of the human genome is functional. Everything else is related to junk DNA.

18.07.2017