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A dead pit bull is being cloned in Korea
In the USA, 5,000 liver transplants are performed every year, in Russia – only 100.
14.02.2008- English version
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Stereolithography on biodegradable material – the basis for implants
The world's first biodegradable material suitable for use in conjunction with computer stereolithography will allow in the future to create high-quality bioengineered implants ready to replace damaged or failed organs or fragments of human body tissues.
15.06.2009
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Koreans have resumed work with human embryonic stem cells
The Bioethics Committee banned the use of human eggs in research in 2006, after it was found that the results of Professor Hwang Woo Suk's experiments with stem cells were rigged.
04.05.2009
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One step away from the "red line"
The governor of St. Petersburg on the air of Radio Russia said that the city was on the verge of a complete lockdown due to COVID-19.
08.12.2020
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Be kind, live longer!
Participants of the project "Study of New England Centenarians" showed that older people whose parents lived to be a hundred years old, certain (and pleasant) character traits are more common.
09.04.2009
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Nanodrugs from the crisis
The Finnish Agency for Technology and Innovation Financing Tekes has simplified the procedure for issuing grants to developers. Russian companies can claim the money.
23.03.2009
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For batteries
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry will be awarded to John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino for the development of lithium-ion batteries.
09.10.2019
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Prospects for dentists: "the gene of tooth enamel"
Previously, in experiments, scientists managed to grow only the internal elements of teeth. New data opens the way to the artificial creation of "full-fledged" teeth covered with enamel. In addition, gene therapy opens up new opportunities for strengthening and restoring damaged tooth enamel, as well as the prevention and treatment of caries.
25.02.2009
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Cancer inhibitors
Siberian scientists have found protein targets for the development of drugs against cancer of the rectum, lungs and intestines.
15.11.2018
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Let's make longevity even more active!
Public figures in Moscow propose to expand the "Active Longevity" program for older citizens.
13.12.2017
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The second Argus II
After the successful completion of the first operation to implant a cyberset in the eye, Russian doctors will perform another similar operation.
30.11.2017
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The sheep was painted with cartilage
The developers of the Biopen 3D bioprinting pen expect that the device will soon be able to be used to treat cartilage tissue damage in humans.
29.05.2017
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It has been revealed what happens to the human body due to grammatical errors
Research has shown that people do suffer from grammatical and spelling errors
30.10.2023
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Muscle cells have been grown in the lab without genetic engineering
Researchers have developed a safe method to rapidly produce muscle cells from connective tissue
18.08.2023
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How many cups of coffee you have to drink to wake up
Low dose caffeine suppresses alpha brain waves and improves executive functions
26.06.2023
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A new scandal in the "Macchiarini case"
Two Swedish professors have been asked to leave their jobs at the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute because of the scandal with the operations of Italian surgeon Paolo Machiarini.
07.09.2016
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Acceleration of genomics
The study of genes can be accelerated if Vibrio natriegens is used as a model object, which multiplies twice as fast as the generally accepted E. coli.
20.06.2016
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For nanoparticles, shape is of great importance
Nanoparticles shaped like bacteria easily penetrate into cells. According to the results of the study, the shape of nanoparticles affects their effectiveness in the treatment of various diseases.
01.10.2008
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Do you want children? Fight obesity!
Men suffering from obesity are characterized by a small volume of seminal fluid and an increased relative content of abnormal spermatozoa.
14.07.2008
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How breast cancer cells metastasize
The findings made by the authors will help not only to explain why some tumors are more aggressive than others, but also to develop methods to identify highly invasive tumors at early stages and, possibly, even prevent metastasis.
14.07.2008