Biomedicine
A new generation of test strips
The rapid tests created at MISIS diagnose heart attack, sepsis, viral and bacterial infections and determine the duration of pregnancy.
30.01.2018- English version
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Your health
Once again about the dangers of vapers
E-cigarette aerosols damage DNA in the cells of the lungs, heart and other tissues.
30.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (7)
The phenotype of immunological risk is a prognostic factor for the development of cognitive impairment and mortality.
30.01.2018
Your health
Breast cancer and BMI: new data
An extra 5 kg of fat increases the risk of developing severe forms of breast cancer by 35% even with a normal body mass index.
30.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (6)
Changes in the innate immune response in old age are very important.
30.01.2018
Other life sciences
Medical Informatics
Computer Science specialist Alexey Neznanov about the sections of medical informatics, wearable electronics and the future of medical services.
30.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (5)
The ability of cells of the immune system to renew in the process of physiological aging is fading.
30.01.2018
Other life sciences
Hot mitochondria
The researchers found that during cellular respiration, mitochondria warm up to almost 50 degrees.
30.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (4)
Physiological aging is characterized by continuous adaptation of the body to destructive changes.
30.01.2018
Genetics
Small, yes, he was good
Scientists managed to read the human genome using a "pocket" MinION sequencing device the size of a smartphone.
30.01.2018
Biomedicine
Just spit!
Researchers from Stanford University have developed a fast, safe and effective method of HIV screening.
29.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (3)
Another factor affecting the state of the immune system is the effect of free radicals.
29.01.2018
Biomedicine
The revival of octapeptin
The drug, invented in the 1970s, turned out to be more effective than the "last reserve" antibiotic similar in structure.
29.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (2)
The same factors contribute to both the development of decrepitude and increased life expectancy.
29.01.2018
New in Gerontology
From the life of diggers
Naked diggers are an exception to many "rules" of the animal world: as it turned out, these rodents do not even age and do not begin to die more often with age.
29.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Age-related aging of the immune system (1)
This is a relatively new area of research associated with an increase in life expectancy.
29.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Parkinsonism and senescent cells
Systemic removal of neurons that have lost their potential for division inhibits the development of Parkinson's disease in laboratory animals.
26.01.2018
New in Gerontology
Aging and mitochondria: new data
Review of two recently published freely available articles on the role of mitochondria in the aging process.
26.01.2018
Other life sciences
See through
The ProjectDR augmented reality system allows you to project the results of computer and magnetic resonance imaging on the human body.
26.01.2018
Other life sciences
Three times marked
A method has been developed to label dividing stem cells with three different labels. Before that, it was possible to use a maximum of two at the same time.
26.01.2018