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Biomedicine coordination
The main areas of work of the biomedicine coordination center will be systemic biomedicine, systemic biopharmaceuticals, systemic medical bioinformatics and industrial biotechnologies.
29.03.2011- English version
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Supercosmetics: anti-aging, innovative, nanotechnological
The project "Development and creation of transdermal nanotransport systems for the production of professional anti-aging cosmetics" will receive investments from the RVC Foundation.
17.02.2011
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Venture investments in biotechnology: the crisis is still being felt
In 2010, venture capital investment in the biotechnology industry grew steadily, but noticeably slower than in other industries.
25.01.2011
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A nanoplast instead of an injection
Soon, Russia will begin production of plasters for transdermal delivery of medicines packaged in micro- and nanoscale micelles, many of which are currently available only in the form of injections.
12.11.2010
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Embryonic Stem Cells against Spinal Cord Injury
American doctors have begun human trials of a method for treating spinal cord injuries using human embryonic stem cells.
12.10.2010
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Venture capital investments are growing, especially in biotechnology
In the first quarter of 2010, the volume of venture financing of start-up American companies increased. As before, the largest part of the invested funds fell on start-up biotech companies.
19.04.2010
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Another target of antitumor therapy: the AEG-1 gene
A detailed study of the AEG-1-triggered mechanisms of cell malignancy and the growth of blood vessels necessary for tumor growth and metastasis may allow the development of new methods for the treatment of oncological diseases.
24.11.2009
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Genes that prevent aging are being sought
Genes common to humans and rodents have been identified, the activity of which changes during aging. With age, 56 of them increase protein expression, and 17 others decrease activity. The results of the study suggest that genes are able to adapt to aging, participate in the protection of the body during this process and even slow it down.
22.04.2009
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Fluorescent bacteriophages for rapid diagnosis of tuberculosis
When using sowing and growing mycobacterium cultures, it takes several weeks to isolate the causative agent of tuberculosis. The use of bacteriophages carrying the fluorescent protein gene reduces this time to several days.
23.03.2009
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Investing in immortality: results
The first conference "Investing in Immortality" was held in Moscow, organized by Forbes Russia with the support of the Centaura non-profit project.
05.12.2019
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Grapefruit against hepatitis C
The hepatitis C virus does not integrate its genetic material into the chromosomes of the host cells, so theoretically it can be completely removed from the body if the infection of healthy cells is stopped.
06.02.2008
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Extracurricular biotechnology
The Koltsovo Science City has received funding to create a biotechnological laboratory on the basis of a children's technopark.
08.04.2019
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Got to Africa
The Government of Burkina Faso has allowed the release of genetically modified mosquitoes into the wild.
10.09.2018
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Bacteriophages as a matrix for self-assembly of stable nanostructures
Scientists working with the bacteriophage M13 decided to study the possibility of using biologically inert proteins, which make up most of the virus particle, as a matrix for creating nanoconstructions.
04.02.2008
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The world's first Korean genome has been decoded
The first Korean genome was sequenced by its "owner", oncologist Kim Seng Jin and his colleagues from Gachen University of Medical Sciences with the support of the Korean Bioinformatics Center.
08.12.2008
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The first day of the Fifth Congress of the Society of Biotechnologists of Russia
The speakers who spoke on the first day of the congress mostly talked about the problems of the biotechnology industry, but there were optimists among them.
03.12.2008
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A bold experiment, or to whom the law is not written
A 45-year-old woman is injecting herself with a bacterium that is 3.5 million years old.
25.09.2017
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Are we not afraid of bird flu?
The Federal Center for Animal Health Protection has developed and registered two unique vaccines against the low-pathogenic avian influenza virus subtype H9.
15.05.2017
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Prevention of hereditary diseases
If hereditary pathology is detected at an early stage, chances are high to significantly reduce the cost of therapy compared to the treatment of those who already have complications.
07.04.2017
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Starvation of the mother leaves traces in the genes of the child
Starvation of the mother during pregnancy causes changes in fetal genes that persist for at least 60 years and can affect health.
29.10.2008