Genetic engineering
Will one shot cure AIDS?
Preclinical trials have shown that a single treatment of HIV infection can be a very real prospect.
15.06.2022- English version
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Biomedicine
Recovery of beta cells
Understanding the molecular mechanism of this process opens up new possibilities in the treatment of diabetes mellitus.
15.06.2022
Nanotechnology
Nanodelivery
American researchers have discovered a possible new approach to the treatment of solid tumors – using a new nanoparticle.
15.06.2022
Nanotechnology
Crack the shell of cancer
Bursting bubbles create gaps in the membrane of cancer cells for the delivery of immunopreparations.
14.06.2022
Other life sciences
Cenomorphics for IVF
These drugs will help to avoid aging of endometrial cells and increase the chances of successful in vitro fertilization.
14.06.2022
Nanotechnology
Gel for the spine
Hydrogel Hydrafil in a minimally invasive way restores damage during degeneration of intervertebral discs.
14.06.2022
Your health
Fish oil against Alzheimer's
A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids reduces the risks of neurodegeneration, even with a genetic predisposition.
14.06.2022
Biomedicine
ERX-41 against cancer
The new anti-cancer compound targets a wide range of intractable types of tumors.
14.06.2022
Cellular technologies
A piece of myocardium
3D printing with ink with contractile blocks obtained from stem cells creates a tissue that repeats the structure and functions of the myocardium.
10.06.2022
Biomedicine
The most modern oncology
On June 6, the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCO 2022 ended in Chicago.
10.06.2022
Cellular technologies
Skin for the robot
Japanese scientists have developed a method of coating a robotic finger with living human cells.
10.06.2022
Biomedicine
On two fronts
The potential of a comprehensive campaign in the treatment of bacterial infections with antibiotics and bacteriophages.
10.06.2022
Your health
Bariatrics as cancer prevention
The weight loss achieved by gastric surgery reduced the risk of developing cancer by 32%, and the death rate from it by almost half.
10.06.2022
Genetics
Frail and stupid
Mice with a violation of the mitochondrial ribosome assembly mechanism turned out to be weak and did not respond to learning at all.
09.06.2022
Exhibitions and conferences
Regenerative medicine
The jubilee V National Congress on Regenerative Medicine will be held in Moscow from November 23 to 25, 2022.
09.06.2022
Prolonging youth
Reset the system
The American biologist claims that he managed to restore the cells of the mice's body to youth, but also with people, according to him, it should work.
09.06.2022
Biotechnologies - into life
Mushrooms on the windowsill
For those who want to grow mushrooms at home, but are not ready to seriously dive into mushroom farming, the British came up with the Shrooly device.
09.06.2022
Biomedicine
Completely, but not completely
The drug against colorectal cancer led to complete remission in all participants of the trial. It remains only to make sure that there are no relapses.
09.06.2022
Biomedicine
Side effect of rapamycin
Oral administration of rapamycin causes an increase in the number of beta-amyloid plaques in mice with an Alzheimer's disease model.
09.06.2022
New in Gerontology
Long before the plaques
An alternative theory of Alzheimer's disease links the beginning of the formation of amyloid plaques with the disruption of lysosomes.
08.06.2022