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Pros and cons

The CSDE1 protein, which was thought to be associated with the development of cancer, has a dual nature: it can also suppress the formation of tumors.

13.01.2022

Other life sciences

mRNA against heart failure

Matrix RNA reversibly modifies the patient's immune cells to attack hyperactive myocardial fibroblasts.

12.01.2022

Your health

How old is your heart?

On average in Russia, the "age of the heart" is 5 years more than the passport age. The test can be taken on the Pulse of Life website.

12.01.2022

Controversial

Unbridled optimism

Clinical studies of the pig transplantation method will be conducted in 1-2 years, and the waiting lists for transplantation will immediately stop.

12.01.2022

Cellular technologies

10 times less risk

The new hematopoietic stem cell transplant protocol reduces the probability of transplant rejection from 30-60 to 7%.

12.01.2022

Other life sciences

Pig's Heart: Cautious optimism

Animal organs have been transplanted to people for a long time and unsuccessfully, but this time the application for success is serious.

12.01.2022

Genetic engineering

New Editor

Retrons act as DNA factories, producing a large number of copies of template DNA inside cells.

11.01.2022

Other life sciences

Glue for a broken heart

CAR T-lymphocytes can slow down the growth of connective tissue in myocardial fibrosis caused by hypertension.

11.01.2022

Your health

Charging for synapses

Against the background of an active lifestyle, more proteins are produced in the human brain, which strengthen the connections between neurons.

11.01.2022

Other life sciences

Sugar and the psyche

Excess sugar in the diet, especially at a young age, can negatively affect mental health.

11.01.2022

Biomedicine

Safe Psilocybin

Dosages of 10 and 25 mg are safe for humans and do not lead to any changes in cognitive functions and the emotional sphere.

11.01.2022

Nanotechnology

Smart Seams

Suture material with a wireless electronic module informs about the healing process of the operated organs.

10.01.2022

Biomedicine

Bypassing the liver

Intranasal administration and the addition of an antioxidant can reduce the toxic effect of the drug against neurodegenerative diseases.

10.01.2022

Genetic engineering

Cancer Killers

Genetically modified killer T-lymphocytes synthesize the drug and deliver it to the tumor.

10.01.2022

Biomedicine

Vaccination for life

Japan Times: Japan may begin trials of a lifetime vaccine against COVID-19 in 2023.

10.01.2022

Biomedicine

Following the Modern and Pfizer

The success of mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 has caused a boom in the development of such vaccines against dozens of diseases, from influenza to HIV and cancer.

10.01.2022

Other life sciences

For your friends

Just as a cellular self-destruction program kills a cell along with an infection, so innate immunity kills a sick individual along with an infection.

30.12.2021

Biomedicine

Biotech-2021, part 2

A semi-annual review of the most important, notable and breakthrough developments in the field of biomedical technologies.

30.12.2021

Other life sciences

Heart and immunity

With high blood pressure, with atherosclerosis and after a heart attack, the bone marrow begins to produce more immune cells.

30.12.2021

Genetics

Genetic advantage

Many Eskimos digest sugars differently than Europeans, whose mutation of one of the enzymes is hundreds of times less common.

29.12.2021