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Genetic engineering

The Sc2.0 project continues to work

The international project to study the synthetic genome of yeast fungi has completed the primary processing and synthesis of five more chromosomes of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

10.03.2017
Nanotechnology

Inlaid with gold by DNA

The researchers demonstrated the process of creating an exact clathrate structure of unprecedented complexity based on gold nanoparticles and "glue" from DNA strands.

10.03.2017
Genetics

Bowel cancer, genes and lifestyle

Spanish scientists have concluded that lifestyle increases the risk of developing a malignant neoplasm of the large intestine to a greater extent than genetic mutations.

10.03.2017
Healthy skepticism

Perfume with pheromones? Doubtful…

A new study has confirmed that substances that, according to the statements of their defenders, increase sexual attractiveness, do not affect it at all.

10.03.2017
Other life sciences

Pills in the bracelet

Students of Tomsk Polytechnic University are developing a "smart" PillBand bracelet, with which the patient will not forget to take the necessary medications.

09.03.2017
Other life sciences

Martian potatoes

The results of an experiment on growing potatoes in conditions simulating Martian conditions turned out to be positive, according to the International Potato Center.

09.03.2017
Cellular technologies

Stem cells and neurodegenerative diseases (6)

Huntington's disease is a fatal disease, currently incurable. Stem cell therapy together with gene therapy can help in the fight against this disease.

09.03.2017
Your health

For the beautiful ladies?

A number of studies have shown that women who abuse alcohol for 4-5 years can cause the same damage to their body as men who drink for 20-25 years.

09.03.2017
Your health

Diseases of the cardiovascular system

This group of diseases remains not only the leading cause of death, but also the main reason why older people cannot tolerate physical activity.

07.03.2017
New in Gerontology

Progeria on a chip

An international group of scientists has developed an artificial organ that allows us to find out how vascular cells react to their contractions normally and in diseases.

07.03.2017
New in Gerontology

Sociality, neoteny and longevity

Naked diggers and humans have an important common feature: neoteny, i.e. developmental delay, leading to the preservation of a number of childhood and even embryonic traits in adults.

07.03.2017
Cellular technologies

Blood vessels were printed on a bioprinter

However, one important task remains unresolved – implanted vessels cannot perform their main functions – transport and excretion of nutrients.

07.03.2017
Your health

Who can take metformin?

Metformin intake is associated with a decrease in mortality and the number of hospitalizations not only in patients with type 2 diabetes, but also in patients with many other diseases.

07.03.2017
Genetic engineering

A new victory for gene therapy

French scientists have reported the first successful application of gene therapy to cure a severe hereditary disease – sickle cell anemia.

07.03.2017
Other life sciences

Computers help oncologists

Google experts are studying how to supplement the "manual" study of tissue samples with machine learning algorithms for the recognition of malignant cells.

06.03.2017
Other life sciences

Human bacteria have changed the behavior of mice

The intestinal microflora affects not only the metabolism, but also the brain, and the experiments of researchers from McMaster University are another proof of this.

06.03.2017