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Visual science
Modern science is complex, and the issue of knowledge transfer to society is more acute than ever. Therefore, those who make visual material should be carried on their hands.
10.02.2014- English version
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Other life sciences
What's inside the cage?
The new microscopy method allows to obtain three-dimensional images, which simultaneously represent dozens of different biomolecules that are part of a single cell.
10.02.2014
Cellular technologies
An important step towards the cure of type 1 diabetes
Scientists at the Gladstone Institute and the University of California, San Francisco have developed a new method for producing functional insulin-producing beta cells - a potential strategy for the treatment of type 1 diabetes.
10.02.2014
Genetics
The secret of the difference in the height of men and women is a gene on the X chromosome
Scientists have found out why, on average, men are taller than women. The key turned out to be in a gene that inhibits the growth of cartilage and is located on the X chromosome.
10.02.2014
Note to the businessman
Will crowdfunding help biomedical research?
Today, crowdfunding is a useful and relatively fast tool for financing small pilot experiments, the results of which can later be used when applying for larger grants.
10.02.2014
Healthy skepticism
The tasks are defined
The Russian government has formulated a list of sixteen priority scientific tasks. Five of them relate to the life sciences to one degree or another.
10.02.2014
Other life sciences
But I smell and hear well
The lack of vision allows you to hear quiet sounds and better determine the tonality. According to scientists, this can be used to help people with hearing impairments.
07.02.2014
Various
Smart Sensing
Scientists have created a "smart" Smart Sensing fabric containing many micro sensors that are of practical use for monitoring human health.
07.02.2014
Other life sciences
Metastases in the microchip
The behavior of metastatic tumor cells can be studied in a special microchip that simulates a blood vessel and the surrounding bone tissue, which the cancer cell will infect.
07.02.2014
Your health
Lose weight and die?
Despite the dangerous side effects, over the past hundred years, dinitrophenol has caused a stir around itself several times as the strongest means for weight loss. And every time it ended in deaths and lawsuits.
07.02.2014
Various
Cancer has ceased to be an incurable disease
Today, clinical oncologists have more than a hundred effective chemical and biological drugs in their arsenal. And cancer has moved from the category of fatal fatal diseases to the rank of chronic diseases that can be treated.
07.02.2014
Biomedicine
An old antifungal drug will help against skin cancer
The drug itraconazole, often prescribed for fungal diseases, may benefit in the treatment of basal cell carcinoma, the most common form of skin cancer.
06.02.2014
Biomedicine
Non-toxic antifreeze for donated blood
The new biomedical antifreeze protects blood cells from freezing with much greater efficiency than the old cryoprotectors, which allows you not to waste time cleaning blood from it before transfusion.
06.02.2014
Other life sciences
Bionic hand with sense of touch
Nine years ago, Dane Dennis Sorensen had to have his left arm amputated. Of course, he did not think for a minute when he was offered to test a bionic prosthesis that allows not only to perform movements, but also to touch objects.
06.02.2014
Nanotechnology
Microchip for testing nanopreparations
A microchip consisting of two microfluidic channels separated by a porous membrane covered with endothelial cells will make it possible to predict the therapeutic effects of nanopreparations.
06.02.2014
Healthy skepticism
A fruit that is 10,000 times more effective than chemotherapy
In the collections of culinary recipes, mass media, social networks, etc., you constantly receive messages about wonderful "anti-cancer" diets and products. In fact, all this is complete nonsense.
05.02.2014
Biomedicine
Hemostatic injection
The miniature XStat device is a modified syringe that inserts a sponge with a special coating into the wound. It not only increases the chances of survival, but also allows you to do without unnecessary suffering.
05.02.2014
Other life sciences
Play Genes in Space – help oncologists
The British Cancer Research Center has released a game that is designed to analyze medical data obtained from cancer patients.
05.02.2014
Various
safe@home is looking at you!
The safe@home system, which uses highly sensitive optical and acoustic sensors, will call for help in the event of a person falling or at his voice command.
05.02.2014
Genetics
Aging and cancer: epigenetics is to blame
The accumulation of age-related epigenetic changes in DNA may be the reason for the increase in the probability of malignant cell degeneration that occurs with aging.
05.02.2014