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Biomedicine

Recombinant vaccine

Vaccinated and then infected with anthrax guinea pigs survived — unlike unvaccinated ones.

16.03.2022
Genetic engineering

Recharging for T cells

Genomic screening revealed a gene that enhances the anticancer activity of CAR-T lymphocytes.

15.03.2022
Genetic engineering

And the sediment remained

Some of the HIV genomes removed from T cells are folded into stable rings that can be integrated into the patient's chromosomes.

15.03.2022
Nanotechnology

Masking for antigens

The shells of red blood cells can be filled with a large dose of viral proteins – without the genetic material of the virus.

15.03.2022
Healthy skepticism

From a cannon by genes

The creation of a "genetic cannon" is, firstly, a senseless enterprise, and secondly, an impossible one.

15.03.2022
Genetics

Food Code

In recent years, at the junction of genetics, dietetics and medicine, a new scientific direction has emerged — nutrigenomics.

15.03.2022
Genetics

Sunday reading (14.03)

Visualization of HIV in the human body, parthenogenesis in mammals, evolution of subantarctic penguins and much more.

14.03.2022
Biomedicine

The heart-kidney axis

There is a relationship between simultaneous deterioration of kidney and heart muscle functions in conditions of ischemia, namely myocardial infarction.

14.03.2022
Other life sciences

Diagnostic Bracelet

Bioptx technology promises accurate monitoring of body temperature, blood pressure, body hydration, alcohol, lactic acid and glucose.

14.03.2022
Prolonging youth

And lose weight at the same time

A low-calorie diet slows down the aging of the thymus gland, an important element of the immune system.

14.03.2022
Other life sciences

Ultrasound Retinal prosthesis

Noninvasive ultrasound stimulation of the retina causes neurons to transmit signals to the brain.

11.03.2022
Biomedicine

Six - legged oncologists

Ants can be trained to detect some forms of cancer by the volatile substances that the tumor emits.

11.03.2022
Genetics

All in mom and all in dad

Genes inherited from one parent affect hormones and significant neurotransmitters that regulate mood and behavior.

11.03.2022
Healthy skepticism

"This is a deliberate lie"

Pathogens of plague, anthrax, tularemia, cholera and other deadly diseases were destroyed in Ukrainian laboratories.

11.03.2022
Healthy skepticism

Confessions of a Bioterrorist

Biologist and ex-volunteer of "Aidara" Evgeny Dikiy about "Ukrainian bioweapons" and "secret American laboratories".

11.03.2022
Prolonging youth

Reprogramming old age

Epigenetic therapy safely and effectively rejuvenates the cells and organs of old mice.

10.03.2022
Genetic engineering

400 petabytes per gram of DNA

American scientists have turned the molecular composition of DNA into a reliable and stable data storage platform.

10.03.2022