Biomedicine
Is gluten no longer scary?
Doctors from eight countries have completed the second stage of clinical trials of a drug for the treatment of celiac disease.
02.07.2021- English version
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Biomedicine
Completely and for a long time
The combination of the PfSPZ vaccine with chloroquine showed one hundred percent protection against malaria for at least three months after vaccination.
02.07.2021
Biomedicine
Mice cured of dementia
Therapy prevented the progression of cognitive and motor function disorders and reversed existing ones.
02.07.2021
Genetic engineering
Theranostic yeast
Genetically modified yeast detects inflammation in the intestine and destroys molecules that trigger pathological reactions.
02.07.2021
Nanotechnology
Bandages with healing sensors
Nanosensors embedded in the dressing material glow in ultraviolet light if the wound becomes infected.
01.07.2021
Cellular technologies
Embryo in a test tube
At the moment, the development of embryoids stops at the moment corresponding to the average period of embryonic development of mice.
01.07.2021
Other life sciences
The toxins won't go away
Bioluminescent sensors are able to detect heavy metals and pesticides in the environment and food.
01.07.2021
Other life sciences
Liver, diabetes and obesity
Researchers have determined how the liver interacts with the brain and affects the metabolic changes observed in obesity and diabetes.
01.07.2021
Other life sciences
Biosensors in textiles
Face masks and overalls for medical staff and the military will be able to detect pathogen particles in 90 minutes and as accurately as a PCR test.
30.06.2021
Nanotechnology
Chemoimmunotherapy
Nanoparticles with a doxorubicin precursor attached to them are more effective with a lower risk of side effects.
30.06.2021
Cellular technologies
Stem cells against HIV
Mesenchymal stem cells restored the lymphoid tissue of the intestinal mucosa, which provides antiviral immunity.
30.06.2021
Other life sciences
Instant Pacemaker
A team of researchers has developed a pacemaker that completely dissolves in the patient's body when it is no longer necessary.
30.06.2021
Other life sciences
A lab the size of an iPad
In addition to the simplicity and speed of obtaining the result, the device has another important advantage – it runs on batteries.
29.06.2021
Genetic engineering
Intravenous gene therapy
For the first time, scientists tested CRISPR/Cas on the whole body – that is, they introduced "molecular scissors" directly into the blood.
29.06.2021
Other life sciences
Tin for weight loss
DentalSlim Diet Control is the world's first device for weight loss and control, which is installed on the teeth of the upper and lower jaws.
29.06.2021
Genetic engineering
CAR-NK instead of CAR-T
In a new approach, scientists began to work with natural killer cells (NK cells) that perform similar functions to T cells.
29.06.2021
Nanotechnology
No inflammation – no dystrophy
Local delivery of anti-inflammatory cytokines strengthens muscles in Duchenne dystrophy through a T-cell response.
28.06.2021
Genetics
Forget everything
After implantation into the uterine wall, mouse embryos undergo complete epigenetic rejuvenation, returning to the "zero mark" of age.
28.06.2021
Genetic engineering
Rice against cholera
Japanese molecular biologists have developed an "edible" cholera vaccine based on genetically modified rice grains.
28.06.2021
Cellular technologies
Automated control
Artificial intelligence quickly and accurately identifies healthy stem cells for growing skin grafts.
25.06.2021