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The big neuron
The goal of the BigNeuron project is to create a reliable and as accurate as possible three–dimensional reconstruction of thousands of connections that each individual neuron forms.
13.04.2015- English version
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Grants and competitions
Summer School of Bioinformatics – 2015
The Third Summer School of Bioinformatics invites students, postgraduates and young specialists of biological and technical specialties interested in bioinformatics and willing to develop in this field.
13.04.2015
Other life sciences
The Changing Face of Death
With all the inevitability of death, its causes are constantly changing, and those diseases that are now perceived as a death sentence will not necessarily retain their ominous status in a few years.
10.04.2015
Cellular technologies
Blood vessels from amniotic stem cells
The ability of amniotic stem cells to promote the growth of working blood vessels in combination with the technology of tissue growth on a hydrogel framework can provide a breakthrough in regenerative medicine.
10.04.2015
Genetics
When and how the Europeans turned white
A new genetic study has found that the most important evolutionary change – whiteness – appeared in Europeans 8000 years ago.
10.04.2015
Theories of aging
How we age
Starting from DNA damage and ending with disruption of intercellular interactions, aging is a mysterious and versatile process.
10.04.2015
Biomedicine
Sound helps to isolate cancer cells in blood tests
A new method using surface acoustic waves can greatly simplify the separation of circulating tumor cells and blood cells.
10.04.2015
Your health
Secrets of nutrition by Tutelyan
Why any food is useful, how to balance between the necessary amount of vitamins and gluttony, why dietary supplements are needed and why the absence of "prohibited" products on the shelves is not fatal.
09.04.2015
Biomedicine
Antibodies against HIV have been successfully tested on the first volunteers
For the first time, molecular biologists were able to test in practice the work of antibodies that suppress the development of HIV in the human body for several months after injection, which opens the way for the creation of an HIV vaccine and drugs to fight AIDS.
09.04.2015
Genetics
Hidden threat
In the genome of each person there is at least one dangerous (usually recessive, not harmful to its carrier) mutation. But inheritance by offspring of two alleles of a defective gene leads to the development of serious diseases and even intrauterine death.
09.04.2015
Your health
It's time to ban tanning salons
Dermatologists are calling on the authorities of the United States and other states to recognize the harm of tanning beds to the health of the body at the official level and prohibit or restrict their work to reduce the risk of skin cancer.
09.04.2015
Genetic engineering
Genetic modernization
There are no significant differences between the mechanisms of genetic modernization and the natural processes of genetic modification, so it is quite reasonable to assume that the production of GM foods does not carry additional risks.
09.04.2015
Other life sciences
Glove for rehabilitation after stroke
The SCRIPT robotic glove works in combination with gaming computer programs and allows you to restore the mobility of the upper extremities in patients after a stroke.
09.04.2015
Healthy skepticism
Scientists have not proven the negative impact of computer games on teenagers
A number of news outlets wrote that "scientists have proved it". In fact, not scientists, but one psychologist, are not convinced, but assumes, not a causal relationship, but a correlation, and not negatively, but in different ways.
08.04.2015
Various
Contamination of science and medicine by plagiarism and fraud
Arthur Kaplan of NYU Langone Medical Center notes that people responsible for the quality of scientific publications do not make enough efforts to solve the problem of the quality and reliability of scientific papers.
08.04.2015
Controversial
Transplant my head!
The first patient who volunteered to undergo a head transplant operation was Valery Spiridonov, a thirty-year-old programmer from Vladimir suffering from spinal muscular atrophy.
08.04.2015
Other life sciences
Go further away
A small exoskeleton is worn on the legs and does not require power sources. The device saves up to 7% of the energy that the body spends when walking. The device weighs 300-500 g, so the advantage in energy is not canceled by carrying heavy loads.
08.04.2015
Various
OPG "GA-40"
The participants of the criminal group misled patients about the properties of GA-40, which was not registered in Russia and had not passed preclinical and clinical studies, as a drug for the treatment of cancer, hepatitis and other serious diseases.
07.04.2015
Other life sciences
Morbidity statistics by search queries
The analysis of queries entered by users into search engines will allow predicting the spread of non-communicable diseases, such as cancer, stroke and cardiovascular diseases.
07.04.2015
Innovative Russia
GenerationS-2015
In 2015, GenerationS will become the world's first platform for creating corporate and industry accelerators focused on the needs of Russian and international corporations.
07.04.2015