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Creative Tablet
People who swallowed a placebo, but were confident that they had taken a "pill for creativity", really coped better with creative tasks.
30.10.2017- English version
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Ukraine is in a panic :)
Chinese and British scientists have created piglets that have on average a quarter less subcutaneous fat than ordinary pigs.
24.10.2017
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Does Ginkgo "from the head" not help?
The authors of the study published in JAMA showed that ginkgo extract, advertised almost as the most effective remedy for dementia associated with circulatory disorders and Alzheimer's disease, does not help either "healthy" old people in prevention, or "moderately ill" in the treatment of dementia.
19.11.2008
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Bioengineers sewed backpacks for lymphocytes
Chemotherapy with drugs delivered by lymphocytes to the affected area will help reduce the side effects of treatment. Lymphocytes loaded with "backpacks" with a contrast agent will also help in the visualization of tumor-affected areas.
11.11.2008
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Nanorobots for biomedicine
For work with this name Maxim Nikitin, head. MIPT Nanobiotechnology Laboratory, received 2nd place in the competition of research projects at the Falling Walls Lab conference.
14.11.2016
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Winner of RUSNANOPRIZE 2016
The prize in the field of medicine, pharmacology and biotechnology was awarded to Professor Chad Alexander Mirkin, the creator of spherical nucleic acids.
28.10.2016
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Eggs in the diet have been identified as a possible means of supporting intelligence in the elderly
The results of the study showed that their consumption may play a role in maintaining cognitive function in people aged
03.09.2024
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Hydroxychloroquine did not reduce the risk of preeclampsia
Researchers found no reduction in the risk of preeclampsia with hydroxychloroquine administration in pregnant women with systemic lupus erythematosus
31.01.2024
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St. Petersburg has developed a mobile laboratory for creating an artificial heart
ITMO University has created Russia's first mobile laboratory-cube for working with cells
21.07.2023
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Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine named
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Yoshinori Osumi for revealing the mechanism of autophagy, the process of recycling unnecessary parts of a cell inside lysosomes or vacuoles.
03.10.2016
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Aging as a side effect
The results of the research, ultimately, can help in the development of new methods of therapy for reproductive problems and the development of methods to combat aging.
12.09.2016
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A big Guinean thank you!
Guinea's Health Minister Abdurahman Diallo regarded the development of a Russian vaccine against the Ebola virus as another evidence of his country's support.
24.05.2016
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Fraudsters who sold dietary supplements under the guise of medicines will go to court
In total, for three years, from July 2004 to May 2007, the accused stole money from citizens by deception in the amount of more than 4 million 700 thousand rubles and were detained as a result of operational measures.
06.10.2008
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The genome of the bed bug has been read
The work of an international team of scientists dedicated to reading the genome of the bed bug has been published in the journal Nature.
08.02.2016
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"Polyclinic from a remote location" received additional funding
The Doctor on Demand virtual polyclinic now employs 85 full-time employees and 30 visiting doctors. The company plans to spend new funds on the promotion of an existing service and the creation of new products.
19.06.2015
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Nanotechnology according to GOST
Starting from January 1, 2016, a number of interstate standards for nanotechnology will become effective for voluntary use in the Russian Federation.
01.04.2015
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Lock HIV in a cage?
Biologists from the medical schools of Emory University (Georgia), Vanderbilt University and the Mayo Clinic have found that HIV particles are "locked" in cells by the CAML protein (calcium-modulating cyclophilin ligand).
27.05.2008
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The "birth" of the virus: real-time shooting
Visualization of the process of assembling a viral particle on the surface of an infected cell has become possible thanks to a new technique called full internal reflection microscopy.
27.05.2008
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Gene therapy in a pill
Nanoparticles-in-Microsphere Oral Systems (NiMOS) is a safe and effective delivery system for therapeutic genes for oral use, which does not require the use of viral vectors.
26.05.2008
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Infertility and polysaccharides
The complex of polysaccharides modifying luteinizing hormone is a link in the feedback mechanism between the pituitary gland, reproductive organs and liver. This mechanism is regularly activated, triggering regular processes such as the release of an egg by the ovary. Perhaps some infertility problems in humans are caused by defects in this complex regulatory system.
20.05.2008