5 myths about the Ebola virus
Concern over the spread of Ebola continues to grow. Should we be afraid of Ebola? What are the risks? Let's first try to separate facts from fiction.
13.10.2014Concern over the spread of Ebola continues to grow. Should we be afraid of Ebola? What are the risks? Let's first try to separate facts from fiction.
13.10.2014Among the past events of the OpenBio open communications platform, dedicated to the birth and commercialization of scientific ideas in the field of biotechnology, are a conference, panel discussions, round tables, exhibitions and installations.
13.10.2014In the 90s, after genetic therapy of X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency, 25% of patients developed leukemia. This time, a viral vector that does not interact with oncogenes was used.
10.10.2014Why do humans live longer than other higher primates? Why do women live longer than men? What is the significance of menopause? The answers to these questions could explain the mechanisms underlying the evolution of human aging.
10.10.2014Understanding the biological basis of sex differences in life expectancy will help in the development of interventions that can extend the period of healthy life of men for several years.
10.10.2014Experiencing tactile sensations, disabled people can perform simple actions that were previously inaccessible to them.
10.10.2014Scientists have managed to grow cells similar to healthy pancreatic cells in large quantities.
10.10.2014If longevity is the result of the evolution of men, why do women live longer? In this case, the pronounced sexual difference in human reproductive models provides a plausible explanation: a large variability in the number of offspring in men.
09.10.2014Chemist Natalia Klyachko – about nanozymes, drug delivery to the body, socially significant drugs and the barrier between the laboratory and production technology, which, unfortunately, requires a lot of money to overcome.
09.10.2014The Commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences on Combating Pseudoscience and Falsification of Scientific Research and the Ministry of Defense of Science plan to spend about 30 million rubles to refute pseudoscientific knowledge.
09.10.2014The "coffee drinkers" have a genetically determined rate of caffeine metabolism without compromising their health, which is why they can safely enjoy their favorite drink and not experience any discomfort.
09.10.2014Unfortunately, the DNA repair process is imperfect, and sometimes the damaged DNA is passed on to the descendant cells. Molecular biologists have learned how the response of cells to DNA damage is affected by the level of nutrients.
09.10.2014According to the patriarchal hypothesis, the longevity of women is the result of inheritance of autosomal (non-sexual) genetic determinants of longevity, the selection of which occurs in the chromosomes of men.
08.10.2014Projects such as EteRNA represent a new model of remote research, thanks to which it is possible to prevent the main forms of scientific fraud.
08.10.2014"Euthanasia" is a rather narrow term describing a specific medical procedure: active murder of a terminally ill person, executed at his request by administering medications by a doctor.
08.10.2014The list of possible candidates for the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, compiled by journalists based on their own assumptions or reports from those organizations that submitted their candidate for the award, is not very long this year.
08.10.2014The authors of the article in PNAS estimated the contribution of mental characteristics obtained with genes to the results of school studies at 62 percent. And together with the IQ level, the genetic basis of excellent academic performance reaches 75 percent.
07.10.2014Why do humans live longer than other higher primates? Why do women live longer than men? What is the significance of menopause? The answers to these questions could explain the mechanisms underlying the evolution of human aging.
07.10.2014Scientists have discovered a new specific marker of cancer stem cells. This is riboflavin, or vitamin B2, a pigment that, as a result of its accumulation inside intracellular vesicles, emits green light.
07.10.2014Antibiotics have two problems: non-specificity and antibiotic resistance. Both of these problems will be solved in one fell swoop by the approach proposed by the American-French group of scientists in the journal Nature Biotechnology.
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