Genetic engineering
Chickens without flu
Scientists from the Scottish Roslin Institute plan to edit the chicken genome so that the bird is immune to influenza.
23.01.2019- English version
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Genetics
Police Sequencer
A new generation of devices for rapid examination of genetic samples is already changing the work of the police today.
23.01.2019
Note to the businessman
A patent is not a dogma
An algorithm has been developed that allows finding ways to synthesize pharmacological drugs bypassing patent restrictions.
23.01.2019
Other life sciences
Closed loop
The BIOS-3 life support system developed by Krasnoyarsk scientists is a prototype of a lunar or Martian base.
23.01.2019
Healthy skepticism
Can we trust them?
The results of DNA analysis in the five companies differed markedly, and 23andMe did not recognize identical twins in the Agro sisters at all.
23.01.2019
Cellular technologies
Cell therapy of diabetes
Beta cells obtained using a new reprogramming method provide a cure for diabetes mellitus in mice.
22.01.2019
Genetic engineering
Gene therapy will restore axons
Surgery and gene therapy allowed to stimulate the survival of neurons and regeneration of nerve fibers over long distances.
22.01.2019
Nanotechnology
A multi - faceted microrobot
Flexible robots are able to change the shape of the body, floating in a liquid and adapting to changes in its viscosity.
22.01.2019
Cellular technologies
T cells from thymus organoids
The emergence of the possibility of unlimited production of T cells to fight various types of tumors is a turning point in the treatment of cancer.
22.01.2019
Biomedicine
In search of a superdonor
Some patients who have decided to transfer the microflora of healthy people into the intestines will have to find a "superdonor".
22.01.2019
Prolonging youth
Young blood in question
The idea of using the blood of young people as a remedy for aging remains controversial, but is becoming increasingly popular.
22.01.2019
Genetics
Another cousin
Not only Neanderthals and Denisovans have left their mark on the DNA of modern man, but also a third unidentified species.
21.01.2019
Biomedicine
Catching crayfish for mutations
Different cancers react differently to treatment, even if we are talking about some kind of advanced immunotherapy.
21.01.2019
Genetic engineering
GM probiotics
Researchers have taught bacteria to process more ammonia to stop the effects of improper metabolism.
21.01.2019
Cellular technologies
The circulatory system "in vitro"
Organoids of the circulatory system grown from stem cells work both in laboratory conditions and in the organisms of mice.
21.01.2019
Genetics
Preserved intact
Paleogeneticists have made sure that the percentage of Neanderthal DNA in the genome of Homo sapiens has almost not decreased over the past 45 thousand years.
18.01.2019
Genetics
Hereditary hemochromatosis
What used to be considered a typical manifestation of old age may turn out to be a genetic, but easily curable disease.
18.01.2019
Biomedicine
Advanced fecal therapy
The new technique helps to better prepare stool samples from donors for transplantation in ulcerative colitis.
18.01.2019
Nanotechnology
Cancer Patch
Various preparations from nanocapsules in microneedles will enter the body in a dosed manner for a given time.
18.01.2019
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Main topic
Japan began its G20 presidency by proposing the problem of population aging as one of the main topics on the agenda.
18.01.2019