Life Sciences

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Bioethics

Bioethics: collected works

The 11-volume collection will include works by V.V. Veresaev, E.S. Botkin, F.G. Uglov, N.A. Berdyaev, Antoine Saint-Exupery and many others.

25.09.2019
Other life sciences

AI beat cardiologists

Artificial intelligence analyzes the MRI of the heart faster and more accurately than the manual viewing techniques currently used.

25.09.2019
Cellular technologies

Bioprinter Ink

Bioengineer Vladimir Mironov – about the creation of biochernils, growing organs and artificial meat.

25.09.2019
New in Gerontology

Aging and thrombosis

Scientists from the Buck Institute have identified 44 proteins associated with cellular aging that are involved in blood clotting.

25.09.2019
Other life sciences

Super interface

American engineers have developed a compact control system for a wheelchair, computer or home robot.

25.09.2019
Biomedicine

It helps, but not for everyone

Metformin may be effective in the treatment of breast cancer if the tumor does not contain the NISCH protein.

24.09.2019
Genetics

Portrait of a Denisovan

Epigenetics helped scientists reconstruct the phenotypic features of Denisovans and the portrait of a girl from Denisova Cave.

24.09.2019
Genetics

microRNAs and obesity

Mice with elevated levels of miR-26 were very resistant to weight gain and, despite a high-fat diet, practically did not get fat.

24.09.2019
Biomedicine

HSV-2 vaccine

Experiments on mice and guinea pigs have shown that the vaccine, created on the basis of RNA, protected 100% of animals from genital herpes.

24.09.2019
Biomedicine

A new piece of the puzzle

A drug has been developed that significantly improved memory in mice with a model of Alzheimer's disease. The process of creating a dosage form for people has been launched.

23.09.2019
Other life sciences

Vampire Tumors

Cancer cells are able to connect with neurons, stimulate their activity and suck out incoming nutrients.

23.09.2019
Other life sciences

And always drunk

Even if a person doesn't drink at all, his gut microbiota can produce enough alcohol to damage the liver.

23.09.2019
Other life sciences

Cannibalism among survivors

The "sleeping" tumor cells that survived chemotherapy turn into "cannibals" and devour their fellows.

23.09.2019
Nanotechnology

Enamel regeneration

Chinese scientists claim to have discovered a material capable of restoring damaged tooth enamel once and for all.

23.09.2019
Biomedicine

Updated Death Receptor Agonist

Scientists from Duke University have improved the effectiveness of a promising anti-cancer drug.

20.09.2019