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Cellular technologies

Smoker on a chip

The tissue of the vocal cords resembles the real one, including in response to irritating factors, for example, tobacco smoke.

26.09.2019
Your health

Tea with plastic

Contamination of tea bags with micro- and nanoparticles of plastic is thousands of times higher than the levels found in the study of other products.

26.09.2019
Cellular technologies

Three organoids in one chip

A system of organoids from the liver, pancreas and bile ducts will help to test drugs and study the causes of diseases.

26.09.2019
Biomedicine

Not just Alzheimer's

Scientists from Duke University have found that apoE protein prevents the healing of bone fractures in the elderly.

25.09.2019
Various

"Aging comes down to loss of information"

The other day there was a presentation of David Sinclair's book "Life expectancy: why we are getting old and why it is not necessary to do it."

25.09.2019
Bioethics

Bioethics: collected works

The 11-volume collection will include works by V.V. Veresaev, E.S. Botkin, F.G. Uglov, N.A. Berdyaev, Antoine Saint-Exupery and many others.

25.09.2019
Other life sciences

AI beat cardiologists

Artificial intelligence analyzes the MRI of the heart faster and more accurately than the manual viewing techniques currently used.

25.09.2019
Cellular technologies

Bioprinter Ink

Bioengineer Vladimir Mironov – about the creation of biochernils, growing organs and artificial meat.

25.09.2019
New in Gerontology

Aging and thrombosis

Scientists from the Buck Institute have identified 44 proteins associated with cellular aging that are involved in blood clotting.

25.09.2019
Other life sciences

Super interface

American engineers have developed a compact control system for a wheelchair, computer or home robot.

25.09.2019
Biomedicine

It helps, but not for everyone

Metformin may be effective in the treatment of breast cancer if the tumor does not contain the NISCH protein.

24.09.2019
Genetics

Portrait of a Denisovan

Epigenetics helped scientists reconstruct the phenotypic features of Denisovans and the portrait of a girl from Denisova Cave.

24.09.2019
Innovative Russia

Science should be scientific

The Commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences on Countering Falsifications found pseudoscientific publications and plagiarism among candidates for academics.

24.09.2019
Genetics

microRNAs and obesity

Mice with elevated levels of miR-26 were very resistant to weight gain and, despite a high-fat diet, practically did not get fat.

24.09.2019