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Less methionine – longer life?
A decrease in the content of methionine in a high-calorie diet led to an increase in life expectancy without harm to reproductive functions.
03.12.2009- English version
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There will be a lot of stem cells
For the first time in almost 10 years, US scientists will receive 13 new lines of human embryonic stem cells for government-funded research. Another 96 lines are under consideration.
03.12.2009
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Russian nanotechnologists are waiting for British investments
A British-Russian venture forum on attracting investments in Russian nanotechnology is being held in London.
03.12.2009
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Genetically modified T-lymphocytes for arthritis therapy
After the introduction of genetically modified lymphocytes to mice with arthritis in the foci of rheumatoid inflammation, a decrease in the number of T-helpers and destructive processes of bone tissue, i.e., a decrease in the autoimmune reaction, was observed.
03.12.2009
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Male contraceptives and male infertility treatment – in one receptor
Blocking androgen receptors in special cells of the seminal glands can be a solution to the issue of male contraception, and the stimulating effect on these receptors is a problem of a certain type of infertility.
03.12.2009
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A healthy lifestyle is takzdorovo!
Internet portal takzdorovo.ru It was opened as part of the Program for the Formation of a healthy lifestyle that started in 2009.
03.12.2009
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Ghrelin – a cure for parkinsonism?
As it turned out, the "hunger hormone" ghrelin protects the neurons that produce dopamine, and can become the basis for the development of a new method of treating Parkinson's disease.
02.12.2009
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Grief does not turn gray
No matter how stressful and stressful a woman's life may be, she will not turn gray for this reason. The appearance of gray hair is determined by an innate set of genes.
02.12.2009
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If you want to lengthen your telomeres, run!
Intense physical activity increases the activity of telomerase, which prevents the shortening of telomeres and, accordingly, slows down aging.
01.12.2009
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Glutamate receptor GluA2 – the key to the fortress of reason
Determining the structure of the glutamate receptor GluA2 will help develop new treatments for a number of neurological disorders, including epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease.
01.12.2009
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Urgent: 80 free places for children with liver diseases!
The Ministry of Health has allocated 80 free places for children with liver diseases to the clinic of the Institute of Nutrition of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. But it is necessary to realize this gift of the Ministry of Health by the end of the year.
01.12.2009
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The knocked out cells will answer all the questions
A collection of human cell cultures, knocked out by almost every gene, will provide answers to a huge number of questions about cell biology.
01.12.2009
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Do you want to be beautiful? Eat right!
According to a recent study, most of all, the perception of skin as beautiful, contrary to popular belief, is influenced not by a tan, but by a rational diet rich in vegetables and fruits.
30.11.2009
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New microchip – direct connection of electronics and living cells
The surface of the chip, covered with microscopic needle structures, provides direct interaction of living cells with electronic devices.
30.11.2009
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Shock wave – on erectile dysfunction
Shockwave therapy is not a panacea in the case of erectile dysfunction, which can be caused by other factors besides circulatory disorders.
27.11.2009
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Will Alphafetoprotein protect against breast cancer?
Alphafetoprotein, which is synthesized by embryo tissues, suppresses the development of breast cancer during pregnancy. This protein can theoretically be used as a means for the prevention and treatment of breast cancer.
27.11.2009
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Replacement organs from stem cells: one more step
The "gut" grown by Japanese scientists from induced pluripotent stem cells demonstrated the ability to spontaneous contraction and highly coordinated peristaltic activity.
24.11.2009
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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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All genotypes have equal rights
The Act prohibiting discrimination based on genetic data closes a black page in the history of the development of genetics and insurance medicine in the United States.
23.11.2009
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Will Insig-1 help with a stroke?
A new drug that stabilizes the concentration of the Insig-1 protein in tests on animal models of stroke has significantly reduced the number of dying neurons.
23.11.2009