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Note to the businessman

The giants of the pharmaceutical business are forced to rebuild

Large pharmaceutical companies are taking measures to replenish their product portfolios with new blockbusters that could compensate for the reduction in revenue after the expiration of the patent protection period for some drugs.

23.11.2011
Genetics

How to make avian flu a biological weapon?

The publication of an article on mutations that make the pathogen of avian influenza extremely dangerous to humans was postponed until the decision of biosafety experts.

22.11.2011
Cellular technologies

Geron is gone, but the stem cells won't be gone

Geron Corporation's decision to stop working with stem cells is a serious loss, but not a tragedy. Methods of therapy based on the use of stem cells are being developed by hundreds of research groups in the world.

22.11.2011
Innovative Russia

Interview with the bounty hunter

One of the main elements of Singapore's innovation strategy is the massive purchase of talent from abroad. However, in the long term, the main ideologists of the country primarily rely on their own scientific and engineering personnel.

22.11.2011
Other life sciences

Self-cleaning of vessels prevents serious diseases

Angiophagy is a biological mechanism by which the capillaries of the brain and other organs are cleared of blood micro–clots and other "garbage", including fragments of cholesterol plaques and cell decay products.

22.11.2011
Nanotechnology

Cancer diagnosis: a trap of dendrimers

Dendrimers detect cancer cells 7 times better than linear polymers, while they are able to capture a million times more cells and hold them firmly.

22.11.2011
Grants and competitions

Start-2012

The Fund for Assistance to the Development of Small Forms of Enterprises in the Scientific and Technical Sphere announces the holding of open competitions for small businesses under the Start-2012 program.

21.11.2011
Biomedicine

Alzheimer's vaccine: looking for volunteers

Georgetown University Medical Center is recruiting patients with the early stages of Alzheimer's disease to conduct a clinical trial of a vaccine against this disease.

18.11.2011
Innovative Russia

The production of "Giamatrix" has begun

The Russian innovative development – bio-skin "Hyamatrix" (Hyamatrix) is designed to protect and effectively repair defects of the skin and mucous membranes (burns, injuries, trophic ulcers, etc.).

18.11.2011
Cellular technologies

Donor hepatocytes instead of liver transplantation

Six months ago, Iyad Said was almost on the verge of death – his liver almost stopped functioning. The boy underwent the world's first operation to transplant donor liver cells, and now his life is not in danger.

18.11.2011
Nanotechnology

Gold nanorods will help burn out the tumor

The method of introducing more than 2 million gold nanorods into one cancer cell is a crucial step towards developing a method of destroying tumors by local heating.

18.11.2011
New in Gerontology

Older means wiser: new data on brain aging

At the annual congress of the American Society of Neuroscience, new data are presented that not only clarify some of the mechanisms of brain aging, but also provide information that will help older people retain their mental abilities.

17.11.2011
Note to the businessman

Who can not pay income tax?

The last barrier before the exemption of medical and educational organizations from income tax has been removed.

17.11.2011