Articles

Acne Vaccine

Sanofi Pasteur has signed a contract with the University of California, San Diego to develop a vaccine for the prevention and treatment of acne, also known as acne or acne rash.

Circadian rhythms and aging; cancer and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 11.

Post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 10.

Autophagy and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 9.

Genetics of aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 8.

Cell reprogramming and physiological aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: Part 7.

Stem cells and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 6.

Pharmacological interventions in the aging process

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 5.

Low-calorie diet and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 4.

Mitochondria, oxidative stress and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: Part 3.

Reaction to DNA damage and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: part 2.

Telomeres and aging

The most interesting articles about aging in 2009: Part 1.

References to the article “Impact papers on aging in 2009”

Once again about fictional diseases

What are "fictional diseases"? A few years ago, the British Medical Journal counted more than 200 of them. As a result, people spend a lot of money on the treatment of actively promoted imaginary ailments, but there is not enough money for real diseases.

Highly secret bacteria

Scientists from Tufts University called the method of encoding text with strains of luminous bacteria "steganography using printed microbial matrices." Unlike cryptography, which hides the meaning of a message, steganography hides the very fact of its existence (the simplest example is a letter with "invisible ink").

Retirement shortens life

Retirement is a factor of shortening life, – Professor P. Vorobyov is sure. So the later you retire, the higher the life expectancy, and not vice versa. We, gerontologists, have been calling for 15 years to raise the retirement age for everyone to 65.

The GMO Saga

GMOs are precisely under such vigilant and close control of scientists, which cannot be compared with any other product of human activity.

Is immortality the reality of tomorrow?

Until now, the idea of immortality has been the lot of fairy tales and fiction, but there is every reason to believe that the first immortal people will be born already in this century.

RUSNANO continues to invest in biomedicine

RUSNANO and Cleveland BioLabs are creating a company to develop innovative anti-cancer and anti-infective drugs.

ESCs against blindness: clinical studies in Europe

Advanced Cell Technology has announced the imminent launch of Europe's first medical experiment for the treatment of juvenile retinal dystrophy using human embryonic stem cells.