Life Sciences

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Cellular technologies

3-D pancreas

Polish scientists have printed the world's first bionic pancreas with vessels.

25.03.2019
Genetic engineering

A new programming language

American researchers have developed the first programmable computer from a DNA molecule.

25.03.2019
Genetic engineering

Speed record

Scientists from the University of Washington and Microsoft Corporation spent only 21 hours writing the word hello into the DNA and reading it.

25.03.2019
Cellular technologies

Testicles in a cryobank

The technology of freezing immature testicular tissue with subsequent reimplantation was fully tested on rhesus monkeys.

25.03.2019
Other life sciences

Corneal glue

The new gel-like material GelCORE fills in corneal defects and stimulates its recovery.

22.03.2019
Nanotechnology

Sensor for dopamine

A small chip allows you to determine the concentration of dopamine in a drop of blood within a few minutes.

22.03.2019
Other life sciences

Highlight alcoholism

Researchers at the Scripps Institute managed to rid rats of alcohol addiction by laser exposure to neurons.

22.03.2019
Biomedicine

What does Parkinsonism smell like

The smell of skin secretions will allow you to diagnose Parkinson's disease before the onset of symptoms of the disease.

22.03.2019
Biomedicine

A new failure

Pharmaceutical companies refused to continue the development of Aducanumab, a drug for Alzheimer's disease, which has already managed to reach the final phase of clinical trials.

22.03.2019
Other life sciences

Cyborg rats

Researchers from Massachusetts were able to control the behavior of rats using a tiny wireless neurostimulator.

22.03.2019
Bioethics

Sadists in white coats

The US Department of Agriculture made cannibals out of cats, and then killed them. The number of victims of senseless experiments is more than 4,000.

22.03.2019
New in Gerontology

Microflora ages the arteries

Age-related changes in the bacterial composition of the aging intestine lead to the synthesis of compounds that cause inflammation of the vascular walls.

21.03.2019
Other life sciences

Faience Cardiologist

Researchers have developed a "smart toilet seat" that diagnoses the deterioration of the heart

21.03.2019
Genetic engineering

Control instead of prohibition

Banning the use of human gene editing technology will not help, and strict control will make him more responsible.

21.03.2019
Biomedicine

Fever medicine

In pursuit of scientific breakthroughs, Chinese scientists are launching increasingly risky clinical trials.

21.03.2019
Genetics

PTSD gene

American scientists have identified the mechanism by which stress contributes to accelerated aging.

21.03.2019
Biomedicine

Injection against HIV

The monthly administration of a new injectable antiretroviral drug is not inferior to the daily intake of pills.

20.03.2019