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Other life sciences

For the receptors

David Julius and Ardem Pataputyan won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2021 for the discovery of temperature and touch receptors.

04.10.2021
Biomedicine

Convincing results

The drug molnupiravir in phase 3 clinical trials halved the likelihood of hospitalization with covid and reduced the risk of death from it.

04.10.2021
Nanotechnology

Light nanobudding

Cornelia Palivan, a professor at the University of Basel, is sure that nanotechnology should not frighten us, but, on the contrary, inspire hope.

04.10.2021
Biomedicine

Salt the tumor

The combination of immunotherapy with a high-salt diet reduced the rate of melanoma growth in mice by 10 times. It hasn't been tested on people yet.

04.10.2021
Innovative Russia

Technology and Microfacturing Center

The center was created within the framework of the Pharma 2020 program on the basis of the Federal Scientific and Clinical Center of Physico-Chemical Medicine.

01.10.2021
Nanotechnology

Indposhiv for transplantation

On a polymer frame created according to an individual project, you can "grow" an organ that is ideal for transplantation.

01.10.2021
Nanotechnology

Textiles with electroplating

An international research team has tested a new method of applying antimicrobial and antiviral coating to the fabric.

01.10.2021
Cellular technologies

Stem cells on the remote

A new way of delivering stem cells allows them to remain viable longer and restore kidney function.

30.09.2021
Exhibitions and conferences

Connect to OPENBIO (3)

The OpenBio-2021 program includes active longevity, intellectual property and assistance to innovators.

30.09.2021
Prolonging youth

Rejuvenating radiation

Radiotherapy activated the Notch signaling pathway in the myocardium of mice, which is involved in embryogenesis and does not work in adult animals.

30.09.2021
New in Gerontology

We want all records…

According to calculations, already in this century, some of us will be able to live up to 130 years. The odds are one in a million, but it's not impossible.

30.09.2021
Various

A big victory

The study of Belgian and Russian scientists was recognized as the best in the field of antitumor immunotherapy by the prestigious BMJ Oncology Journal.

30.09.2021
Controversial

Dinosaur DNA?

Chinese paleontologists have announced the discovery of a cell nucleus containing chromatin in the fossilized cartilage of an Early Cretaceous dinosaur.

30.09.2021
Biomedicine

Against depression and cancer

Although scientists have long known about the important role of serotonin in the development of cancer, the underlying mechanisms were still unknown.

29.09.2021
Exhibitions and conferences

Connect to OPENBIO (2)

The discovery of new viruses, countering the HIV epidemic and the development of new vaccines against COVID-19 will be discussed at OpenBio-2021.

29.09.2021
Genetics

Portraits based on ancient DNA

Modern DNA analysis technologies have helped to obtain detailed images of the faces of three Egyptians who lived more than 2000 years ago.

29.09.2021
Genetics

How we lost our tails

The tail is quite convenient. But the common ancestor of man and the great apes got rid of it long ago.

29.09.2021