Life Sciences

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Biomedicine

Another effect of kisspeptin

The "kissing hormone" kisspeptin increases the activity of osteoblasts in the body and may become the basis of therapy for osteoporosis.

19.04.2022
Other life sciences

Controllers' antibodies

Controllers are called HIV-infected people who have interrupted antiretroviral therapy, but the virus content in their blood remains low.

19.04.2022
Other life sciences

The benefits of free radicals

In response to the appearance of cancer cells, myocytes produce many reactive oxygen species that protect muscles from metastases.

19.04.2022
Biomedicine

Against multiple sclerosis

An attack on the Epstein-Barr virus stabilizes multiple sclerosis and even reverses brain damage.

19.04.2022
Other life sciences

Diabetes and the brain

Changes in sugar and cholesterol levels affect the integrity of the brain's pathways.

19.04.2022
Other life sciences

Cancer and androgens

Male sex hormones indirectly deplete immune cells that fight cancer.

19.04.2022
Genetics

Brain Aging Switches

15 genes that affect brain aging may become targets for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases.

18.04.2022
Genetics

Sunday reading (17.04)

Human brain in space, macaque transcriptome, ancient plague, Cas9 bends DNA, oncogenic mutation and T-cell mobility – and much more.

18.04.2022
Nanotechnology

For external use only

Silver nanoparticles are eventually removed from all internal organs in which they accumulate after oral administration, except the brain.

18.04.2022
Prolonging youth

Therapy of sarcopenia

New experiments with extracellular vesicles from pericytes have shown very impressive results.

18.04.2022
Biomedicine

A year without HIV

Most of the subjects had to return to standard therapy, but two people went into remission for at least a year.

18.04.2022
Cellular technologies

Biochernila with genes

Intraoperative non-vector delivery of growth factor genes accelerates the restoration of a rat skull defect.

15.04.2022
Other life sciences

From killers to thieves

Natural killers (NK) capture fragments of the cell membrane of cancer cells, which leads to the inactivation of NK.

15.04.2022
Biomedicine

Suppress aggression

Inhibitors of cyclin-dependent kinases can cure prostate cancer that does not respond to antiandrogens.

15.04.2022
Other life sciences

A surgeon on the remote

Scientists have developed a robotic system that allows neurosurgeons to perform endovascular interventions remotely.

15.04.2022
Biomedicine

One instead of three

Clinical trials conducted in Kenya have shown the effectiveness of a single dose of vaccine against human papillomavirus.

14.04.2022
Cellular technologies

Precision bioprinting

The new technology uses microfluidics to work on a much smaller scale than was previously possible.

14.04.2022
Cellular technologies

Microscaffolds

The development of Austrian scientists combines the advantages of existing methods for the formation of tissues.

14.04.2022
Other life sciences

Pectin dressings

Depending on the condition of the wound, they release an antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory or regenerative substance.

14.04.2022