Biomedicine
Fibrosis without biopsy
A simple blood test can replace a painful biopsy to diagnose liver fibrosis.
11.05.2022- English version
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Prolonging youth
Liver rejuvenation
Yamanaki transcription factors were able to rejuvenate hepatocytes, which led to improved regeneration of liver tissue in mice.
11.05.2022
Biomedicine
Lipids against demyelination
The introduction of anti-inflammatory lipids inhibits the development of multiple sclerosis in mice.
11.05.2022
Genetics
The reason for the interview
Evgeny Rogaev put an end to the question of the authenticity of the remains of the royal family, but this is only the most famous of his studies.
29.04.2022
Cellular technologies
Real tears
Japanese biologists have grown and successfully transplanted a lacrimal gland organoid from multipotent epithelial cells of the eye to a rat.
29.04.2022
Healthy skepticism
Transhumanism
This controversial philosophical concept contradicts modern religious, social and humanistic foundations and is largely anti-scientific.
29.04.2022
Other life sciences
Mechanism of oncolysis
Scientists have found out how the cow pea mosaic virus activates the immune system to fight cancer.
29.04.2022
Genetics
Lupus on the X chromosome
Researchers have discovered a gene whose mutations lead to an abnormal immune response against healthy tissues.
29.04.2022
Prolonging youth
How to cure aging?
Are there genetic mechanisms of aging and longevity? Is it possible to influence them by increasing their life expectancy?
29.04.2022
Genetic engineering
Ciliopathy in vitro
To investigate the role of cilia (cilia) in the development of hereditary diseases like polycystic kidney disease, scientists have created stem cells without them.
29.04.2022
Exhibitions and conferences
NGS-2022
On May 19, 2022, the X All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference on Genomic Sequencing and Editing will be held in full-time format.
29.04.2022
Bioethics
On the black bench…
At the trial, Macchiarini was charged with aggravated physical assault on three patients.
28.04.2022
New in Gerontology
Sarcopenia and mitochondria
Mutations in one of the mitochondrial genes are associated with impaired muscle function and decreased mobility in old age.
28.04.2022
Other life sciences
Early forecast
Artificial intelligence developed by Cedars-Sinai researchers was able to predict who will develop pancreatic cancer.
28.04.2022
Innovative Russia
You can see by the eyes
Russian scientists plan to predict heart disease from a fundus image.
28.04.2022
New in Gerontology
Get fat on health
A large-scale analysis showed that people over the age of 80 with a body mass index above the recommended norm have a lower mortality rate.
28.04.2022
Other life sciences
Development of exoskeletons
How should an exoskeleton help its wearer move? The answer is not as obvious as it might seem.
28.04.2022
Cellular technologies
Mini ventricle
Stomach-on-a-chip simulates the mechanical function of the heart and will be a useful tool for testing new treatments.
27.04.2022
Other life sciences
Jurassic Feathers
Some scientists claim that dinosaurs had bright coloring, and some even sported feathers like peacocks.
27.04.2022
Genetic engineering
Change of grounds
A new gene editing platform, TALED, has made it possible to swap adenine for guanine in the DNA of mitochondria.
27.04.2022