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Biotechnologies - into life

Center for Preclinical Research of Nanomedical Drugs

Special attention in the center is supposed to be paid to preclinical studies of nanosubstances, nanomedical preparations and nanovaccines for safety, effectiveness and compliance with technological parameters.

03.06.2010
Cellular technologies

Stem cells on the First

TV producer and TV presenter Kirill Nabutov will present his new documentary "The Golden Cage" on June 6 at 17.20 on Channel One.

03.06.2010
Other life sciences

DNA computers are becoming more complex

Theoretically, the development of this work could lead to the creation of a DNA computer capable of working inside the body and, for example, regulating the release of drugs, releasing them only where necessary.

03.06.2010
Cellular technologies

Spare organs from the patient's cells: watch and listen

Anthony Atala, a man who grew a bladder from a patient's own cells for the first time in the world, tells and shows how a heart is printed on a printer and other organs are made for transplantation.

03.06.2010
Biomedicine

Diagnosis of cancer before the onset of the disease

Cancer can now be detected 5 years before the appearance of tumors: a blood test is enough for this. The technology of early diagnosis of tumors will be introduced in the near future into widespread use in the USA and the UK.

02.06.2010
Cellular technologies

Born in a shirt? Give it to the patch for the heart!

The amniotic membrane – the germ shell, which sometimes sticks to the body of children "born in a shirt", turned out to be another source of ethical, universal and sufficiently accessible stem cells.

02.06.2010
Various

Orphaned children are waiting for foster parents

A draft law is being developed in which the concepts of "rare diseases", "orphan medicines" and "palliative care" will be prescribed. By September, registers of such patients should be formed and amendments on "orphan" drugs to the Federal Law "On the Circulation of Medicines" should be worked out.

02.06.2010
Genetics

Genome sequencing: do you need the whole DNA or cut it?

The development of a method that allows the sequencing of the genome to read the sequence of nucleotides of an entire DNA molecule, rather than cut into fragments, may soon make reading an individual genome a routine procedure.

02.06.2010
Your health

Prostate adenoma: know your maneuver

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (adenoma) – enlargement of the prostate gland is one of the most common urological diseases of elderly and elderly men.

01.06.2010
New in Gerontology

Let's postpone aging for later

Man has managed to postpone his biological aging for a decade. In the future, humanity is waiting for further progress in increasing the limits of healthy life expectancy.

31.05.2010
Other life sciences

The future belongs to synthetic antibodies

The ability to synthesize antibodies to the entire proteome of the human body will allow not only to study in detail the functioning of these proteins, but also to develop a huge number of new diagnostic tests.

31.05.2010
Nanotechnology

Nanotube Tattoo for Blood glucose monitoring

"Ink" from nanotubes suspended in solution will be injected under the skin of the patient's hand in the form of a kind of tattoo. The concentration of glucose in the blood will be shown by a sensor similar to a wristwatch.

31.05.2010
Biomedicine

Measles virus against brain cancer

The introduction of a modified measles virus into the bed of a brain tumor after its surgical removal will destroy residual cancer cells, which will soften the regimes of postoperative chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

31.05.2010
Biomedicine

Blindness and liver: a link at the gene level

Defects in the gene encoding the protein synthesized in the liver significantly increase the risk of macular degeneration, a disease that is the most common cause of blindness in the elderly.

28.05.2010