Life Sciences

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New in Gerontology

All geroprotectors in one database

The largest database of promising chemical compounds and drugs with geroprotective properties will help in improving existing and discovering new drugs in this category.

14.03.2017
Genetic engineering

Distance learning for biohackers

The French Center for Interdisciplinary Research, with the participation of other institutions, has launched free online courses in English on synthetic biology for everyone.

14.03.2017
Other life sciences

A three-dimensional DNA map has been created

Cambridge scientists have created the first three-dimensional map of the mammalian genome in a single cell. It shows how all the DNA of a mouse cell is folded inside the cell nucleus.

14.03.2017
Other life sciences

Bioengineering future

About 30 years ago, a mobile phone cost $4,000 and weighed a kilogram. In 20-30 years bionic prostheses, implantation of chips and artificial organs will be available in almost any clinics.

13.03.2017
Genetic engineering

Elite flash drive

The gene chain can record 60 times more information than today's carriers. However, we are unlikely to copy music or photos into DNA.

13.03.2017
Other life sciences

How to please a vampire…

The main role in the fact that malaria mosquitoes prefer infected people is played by their smell, but the mechanism of its appearance has not been disclosed. Until recently.

13.03.2017
Prolonging youth

Rejuvenation of the bone marrow niche against aging

The aging of hematopoietic stem cells of the bone marrow is aggravated by the aging of their microenvironment. This process can be partially reversed by increasing the concentration of the protein osteopontin.

13.03.2017
Other life sciences

Alcohol spoils the reward system

Under the influence of alcohol, dopaminergic neurons transmit stimuli associated with it as "useful", regardless of whether they coincide with the expected result or not.

10.03.2017
Genetic engineering

Gene therapy for "normal" embryos

Correction of genetic mutations in viable human embryos works more effectively than in "abnormal" embryos that geneticists have worked with before.

10.03.2017
Biomedicine

Managing Leukemia

The pill, which must be taken once a day, changed the meaning of the diagnosis of "chronic myeloid leukemia". Now this is not a sentence, but a disease that can be controlled.

10.03.2017
Genetic engineering

The Sc2.0 project continues to work

The international project to study the synthetic genome of yeast fungi has completed the primary processing and synthesis of five more chromosomes of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

10.03.2017
Nanotechnology

Inlaid with gold by DNA

The researchers demonstrated the process of creating an exact clathrate structure of unprecedented complexity based on gold nanoparticles and "glue" from DNA strands.

10.03.2017
Genetics

Bowel cancer, genes and lifestyle

Spanish scientists have concluded that lifestyle increases the risk of developing a malignant neoplasm of the large intestine to a greater extent than genetic mutations.

10.03.2017
Other life sciences

Pills in the bracelet

Students of Tomsk Polytechnic University are developing a "smart" PillBand bracelet, with which the patient will not forget to take the necessary medications.

09.03.2017
Other life sciences

Martian potatoes

The results of an experiment on growing potatoes in conditions simulating Martian conditions turned out to be positive, according to the International Potato Center.

09.03.2017
Cellular technologies

Stem cells and neurodegenerative diseases (6)

Huntington's disease is a fatal disease, currently incurable. Stem cell therapy together with gene therapy can help in the fight against this disease.

09.03.2017