Biomedicine
Sweet but nasty
The carbohydrate covering the surface of proteins is a reliable biomarker of pancreatitis and a target for the prevention of pancreatic cancer.
24.06.2019- English version
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Biomedicine
"Female Viagra" appeared in pharmacies
Now American women can inject themselves with this drug to increase sexual desire.
24.06.2019
Genetic engineering
Synthetic biology: the beginning of the path
The Consortium for Synthetic Biology has published a roadmap for the development of the industry for the next 20 years.
24.06.2019
Cellular technologies
Artificial body for experiments
The "body on a chip" model was created to evaluate the effectiveness and toxicity of anti-cancer drugs.
21.06.2019
Other life sciences
Fibromyalgia and microflora
In women suffering from fibromyalgia, the composition of the intestinal microbiome changes. What is the cause and what is the effect is still unknown.
21.06.2019
Other life sciences
Not for the first time and not a new method
American engineers have improved the methodology of training algorithms working with the brain-computer interface.
21.06.2019
Other life sciences
DNA microscopy
The new microscopy method uses DNA molecules instead of light, and a sequencer and a computer instead of eyes.
21.06.2019
Other life sciences
Room temperature plasma
The operation of an advanced device for rapid healing of wounds and ulcers using cold plasma has been successfully tested on rats.
21.06.2019
Biomedicine
Serotonin, not dopamine
The first evidence of the central role of serotonin in the brain at the earliest stages of the development of Parkinson's disease has been obtained.
21.06.2019
Other life sciences
Capsule instead of colonoscope
A miniature robot capsule performs ultrasound diagnostics of intestinal diseases in the early stages.
20.06.2019
Your health
Don't skimp on the dentist!
A recent study has shown a relationship between the risk of liver cancer and the condition of the oral cavity.
20.06.2019
Various
Moral increase to the pension
Scientists have found out how many working hours a week protect a person from the risk of mental disorders and make him happier.
20.06.2019
Biomedicine
Modest, but a success
Another drug from the group of senolytics has overcome the first stage of clinical trials.
20.06.2019
New in Gerontology
Individual approach to brain aging
A new model for studying age-related cognitive decline is based on taking into account individual characteristics of a person.
20.06.2019
Biomedicine
Shut off the oxygen to melanoma
The drug approved for the treatment of other types of cancer is also effective in metastatic resistant melanoma.
20.06.2019
Biomedicine
Cardioshock biomarker
The new tool in combination with existing methods facilitates the adoption of accurate and individual decisions in cardiogenic shock.
19.06.2019
Cellular technologies
Pool with balls
A new technology for printing fabrics on a three-dimensional printer suggests using a container with hydrogel balls as a matrix.
19.06.2019
Biomedicine
A vaccine for diabetes?
Children vaccinated against rotavirus infection are one-third less likely to suffer from type I diabetes.
19.06.2019
Genetics
Another Neanderthal footprint
Scientists at the University of California at Davis have found new parts of the genome of Neanderthals and other ancient people in human DNA.
19.06.2019
Biomedicine
Halichondrin is enough for everyone
A group of Japanese and American researchers managed to reproduce a complex natural anti-cancer substance in the laboratory.
19.06.2019