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Genetics
Almost complete sequencing
Molecular biologists have finished collecting the human DNA sequence. Only the Y chromosome remained unread.
01.04.2022
Biomedicine
Vesicles for premature babies
Cord blood stem cell vesicles prevented the development of bronchopulmonary dysplasia in premature mice.
01.04.2022
Other life sciences
Plasma for disinfection
An international group of scientists has developed a compact device that accelerates medical procedures using cold plasma.
01.04.2022
Genetics
Sunday reading (27.03)
A new path to totipotent stem cells, anti-cancer vaccines, the search for a cure for the Ebola virus and much more.
31.03.2022
Biomedicine
A promising candidate
A single vaccination caused a long-term immune response in mice against several strains of the influenza virus.
31.03.2022
Biomedicine
The target is non–coding RNAs
Low-molecular-weight drugs can affect RNA, which opens up new possibilities for the treatment of diseases.
31.03.2022
Nanotechnology
Dressing for diabetics
Bandages based on organic polymers and silver nanoparticles stimulate the healing of diabetic ulcers and chronic wounds.
31.03.2022
Genetic engineering
Gene Therapy gel
Scientists from Stanford University have invented a gel that can help patients with "butterfly disease" – epidermolysis bullosa.
30.03.2022
Other life sciences
The ass is not a fool!
One of the reasons for the long life of parrots is their large brain, which helps to adapt better in nature.
30.03.2022
Biomedicine
AI against antibiotic resistance
Artificial intelligence has helped to develop a number of peptide compounds with pronounced antibacterial activity.
30.03.2022
Other life sciences
Dry cleaning for fabrics
A new method of sequential tissue purification makes it possible to make biological tissues or even whole organisms transparent.
30.03.2022
Other life sciences
Two-photon microscopy of the brain
A miniature microscope allows you to study the activity of neural networks in animals leading natural behavior with high resolution.
30.03.2022
Cellular technologies
Instead of a hearing aid
The therapy is based on programming progenitor cells in the inner ear to create tiny sensory hair cells.
30.03.2022
Biomedicine
Diagnostics will become easier
The new method of diagnosis of multiple sclerosis has shown high efficiency. It is simpler, faster and cheaper than existing ones.
29.03.2022
Genetic engineering
Cheaper and faster
The bioimplant produces cells for cancer immunotherapy directly inside the body.
29.03.2022
Genetic engineering
For now – in a test tube
Before the first "hypoallergenic" cats are bred, many more studies and experiments will need to be carried out.
29.03.2022
Other life sciences
Exoskeletons
The most promising application of exoskeletons for medical and industrial purposes.
29.03.2022
Other life sciences
How the immune system ages
Russian and Italian scientists have developed a molecular clock that allows you to directly assess the age of immunity.
29.03.2022
Cloning
Vain efforts?
Analysis of the genome of the Christmas Island rat demonstrates the difficulties, and perhaps even the ridiculousness of attempts to revive extinct species.
28.03.2022