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Genetics

The secret of cyclic immortality

The "immortal" jellyfish has acquired additional copies — up to eight pieces — of genes that are associated with the processes of cell rejuvenation.

05.09.2022
Nanotechnology

Insulin under the tongue

100% of the insulin from the new tablets for resorption is delivered to the liver, not inferior in speed and duration of action to the injectable form.

02.09.2022
Cellular technologies

Liver in vivo

American scientists have announced the launch of pilot clinical studies on the cultivation of mini-liver in the human body.

02.09.2022
Note to the businessman

Anti-Aging Leaders

The anti—aging race is led by four companies from the United States, the first country in the world to allow testing anti-aging drugs on humans.

02.09.2022
Genetic engineering

Gene therapy of achromatopsia

Scientists managed to partially restore the function of cones to two children born with achromatopsia — complete color blindness.

02.09.2022
Your health

Brain and body Biohacking

Let's figure out with the help of scientific research what biohacking is and what proven working tools for pumping yourself exist today.

01.09.2022
Biomedicine

Psilocybin instead of ethanol

Alcohol addiction is better treated by combining standard methods of psychotherapy with therapy with a natural psychedelic substance.

01.09.2022
Your health

Trans fats and CHD

After the ban on industrially produced trans fats in food, the number of deaths from coronary heart disease in Denmark decreased by about 11%.

01.09.2022
Nanotechnology

Interleukin Factory

Implantation of IL-2-producing cells packed in alginate microparticles in mice with mesothelioma resulted in a decrease in tumors.

01.09.2022
Nanotechnology

Targeting lymph nodes

The anti-cancer mRNA vaccine accumulates directly in the lymphatic system and generates a more powerful immune response.

31.08.2022
Your health

Computer vs zomboyashchik

Using a computer at the age of 60-69 reduces the risk of dementia by 15 percent, and watching TV increases it by 24 percent.

31.08.2022
Cellular technologies

Organoids in the colon

An important breakthrough was the world's first colon organoid transplant to a patient with ulcerative colitis.

31.08.2022
Cellular technologies

Microorganospheres

Microorganospheres can be created from many different pathological and normal tissues and used as "avatars" of patients.

31.08.2022
Other life sciences

Almost as alive

An artificial neuron can both secrete and receive dopamine together with the natural neurons of animals.

31.08.2022
Cellular technologies

Is it safe

Geneticists tested the safety of transferring the spindle of division of one egg into another before fertilization and called such a transfer safe.

31.08.2022
Genetic engineering

Injection for $2.8 million

Patients with beta-thalassemia spend more than $6 million on treatment for their entire life. Against the background of this figure, 2.8 million is not such an impressive amount.

31.08.2022
Biomedicine

Kidneys with group zero

A donor kidney, practically devoid of B-antigens with the help of bacterial enzymes, can be transplanted to a recipient with any blood type.

31.08.2022
Genetic engineering

Humanized yeast

Specialists of Vyatka State University are developing a technology that will allow the industrial production of platelet growth factor.

31.08.2022
Cellular technologies

Cornea made of leather

Bioengineered cornea grown from pig skin components restored vision to 20 blind and visually impaired volunteers.

30.08.2022