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Sustainability forecast
The program developed at NSU allows predicting the consequences of mutations responsible for the resistance of cancer cells to chemotherapy.
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Genetics
microRNA is to blame
More than 50% of diabetics die due to heart disease. Researchers from New Zealand have explained how and why this happens.
16.03.2021
Biomedicine
Prevent cancer from hibernating
Scientists have developed a method that prevents cancer cells from entering "sleep mode" during chemotherapy and causing a relapse after remission.
16.03.2021
Genetics
Tablet to order
How genetic tests help treat coronavirus infection and cancer and why traditional drugs don't always work.
16.03.2021
Cellular technologies
About vision
Retinal cells embedded in the eyes have been grown in Russia. The technology will become the basis for the revolutionary treatment of glaucoma.
16.03.2021
Biotechnologies - into life
Matrix RNA on the rise
Billions of dollars have flowed into companies focused on the application of mRNA technology – hundreds of millions in the last few months alone.
16.03.2021
Biomedicine
Glioblastoma: clinical success
A new experimental drug penetrates the blood-brain barrier and causes the death of cancer cells.
15.03.2021
Biomedicine
A window into the brain
An ophthalmologist's examination can quickly identify people with increased risks of neurodegeneration and cardiovascular problems.
15.03.2021
Genetic engineering
Neutralize the consequences
By lowering the level of apolipoprotein C3, it is possible to significantly reduce and even completely eliminate the harmful effects of a high-fat diet.
15.03.2021
Biomedicine
Count your viruses
The test developed by the specialists of Rospotrebnadzor allows us to follow the progress of COVID-19 evidently and prescribe the right treatment.
15.03.2021
Biomedicine
Glioblastoma exosomes
Scientists have found 11 proteins in glioblastoma exosomes that can indicate the presence of a dangerous disease.
15.03.2021
Biomedicine
Sneaky Peptide
The new peptide penetrates deep into the tumor and increases the effectiveness of chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer.
12.03.2021
Other life sciences
Outpatient Exorehabilitation
ExoAtlet I and ExoAtlet Bambini exoskeletons have the first private buyers who started training right at home.
12.03.2021
Your health
The dangers of a high-fat diet
With this type of nutrition, the probability of malignancy of liver tissue increases even before the tumor occurs.
12.03.2021
Other life sciences
Neuritin – immune regulator
Scientists hope to use the discovered mechanism in the treatment of allergies and other autoimmune diseases.
12.03.2021
Biomedicine
Thallium against cancer
The drug developed by the company "Biotechnology" is intended for the treatment of malignant solid tumors.
12.03.2021
Cellular technologies
Silk Muscles
This is the first time that "transgenic" silkworm silk has been used to model skeletal muscles.
12.03.2021
New in Gerontology
Rapamycin – only for healthy
Rapamycin does not prolong the life of mice with accelerated aging caused by DNA repair disorders and telomerase gene knockout.
11.03.2021
New in Gerontology
Demyelination ages the brain
The loss of myelin due to a decrease in the number of oligodendrocytes is probably the main factor in brain aging.
11.03.2021
Genetic engineering
It almost doesn't hurt
Certain types of pain can be prevented by temporarily reducing the activity of a gene involved in the transmission of pain signals.
11.03.2021