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Other life sciences

A turtle under telepathic control

Korean scientists have demonstrated remote control of the turtle's movement through human thought. The method is based on non–invasive control of animal behavior.

22.03.2017
Other life sciences

Epilepsy and endocannabinoids

Scientists from ITEB RAS and MIPT have shown in their work that analogues of substances contained in cannabis produced by the body itself help against epilepsy.

22.03.2017
Innovative Russia

Innovation within the framework of legality

The law regulating the use of cellular technologies: the beginning of a new industry, simplification of interaction between the medical and business communities, or complication of work?

22.03.2017
Various

Artificial synapses

Scientists from Stanford University have created an organic artificial synapse, the appearance of which takes us one step closer to the appearance of "intelligent" biological computers.

22.03.2017
Other life sciences

Brain photography

American researchers have developed a new, more advanced way of visualizing biological tissues, which they called computational cannular microscopy.

22.03.2017
Genetic engineering

Eukaryotic genome synthesis

The creation of an artificial eukaryotic genome is a new international project of Johns Hopkins University. Everyone is invited to participate in the project – there are enough chromosomes for everyone.

22.03.2017
Biomedicine

Spider venom will help treat a stroke

Australian scientists have discovered that a component of the venom of one of the local spiders, Psalmopoeus cambridgei, can prevent the death of nerve cells in ischemic stroke.

22.03.2017
Other life sciences

E-mail instead of a tablet

Electronic counseling (e-Counseling) works no worse than a hypotensive drug: systolic pressure in the experimental group decreased by 10 mmHg.

21.03.2017
Your health

What to choose – baldness or impotence?

Prolonged use of finasteride and dutasteride increases the risk of developing persistent erectile dysfunction, in some cases persisting for several months or even years.

21.03.2017
Various

Is a person ready to live forever?

The question of readiness for eternal life is not easy, especially due to the fact that no one has yet invented the elixir of immortality. Create it, and perhaps the number of those who want to live forever will increase.

21.03.2017
Grants and competitions

Competition for manufacturers of rehabilitation products

The Ministry of Industry and Trade announces the collection of proposals for R&D in 2017-2019 for the implementation of investment projects for the organization of the production of rehabilitation products.

21.03.2017
Healthy skepticism

Buy bioengineered chicken fillet!

During its manufacture, not a single living being was harmed (except for calf embryos, but the manufacturers are silent about this). And it costs about a million rubles per kilogram.

20.03.2017
Various

Found people with the healthiest blood vessels

An international group of scientists found out that people from the Tsimane tribe living in the jungles of Bolivia have the healthiest vessels among all peoples in old age.

20.03.2017
Other life sciences

Watson is studying to be a cardiologist

Initially, the technology will be tested in the USA. American doctors will be able to use the services of the cognitive system in a few months this year.

20.03.2017
New in Gerontology

Dementia gives up on education

Among the elderly participants of the Framingham Heart Study program from 1977 to 2008, the incidence of dementia decreased by 20% over 10 years, but only in people with completed secondary education.

20.03.2017
Cellular technologies

Stem cells and neurodegenerative diseases (7)

Three-dimensional cultures and organoids have made it possible to achieve great achievements in reproducing the process of brain development, including complex intercellular interactions.

17.03.2017