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Golden Cancer Diagnosis

The appearance of cholesterol in atherosclerotic plaques is a secondary process. The cholesterol theory of atherosclerosis is not shared by many biochemists, physiologists and gerontologists. Atherosclerosis under a variety of conditions can occur with a low cholesterol content in the blood and, conversely, may be absent in people with high cholesterol.

Protein map of human saliva

About 1.5 tons of ascorbic acid are imported to Russia annually. Thus, about $ 15 million from the fatherland goes over the cordon in an explicit form, in a hidden form – for dietary supplements and other products containing ascorbic acid sold, consider at least four times more. Plus lost jobs and lost tax deductions.

Telomerase begins to reveal its secrets

American scientists have compiled a protein map (proteome) of human saliva, identifying more than a thousand proteins contained in the secret of the salivary glands. The results of the study can be used in the development of new, rapid and non-invasive tests for many dangerous diseases.

Ordinary cells shouldn't be too smart

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microRNA will help in the fight against lung cancer

Activation of genes that stimulate the development of neurons in other cells contributes to malignancy. By preventing the binding of beta-TRCP and REST molecules, it is possible to cure tumors of tissues whose cells originate from the same germ leaf – ectoderm as the nervous system.

Parkinson's disease can be cured by therapeutic cloning

to suffer damage due to an unfavorable combination of circumstances that may not occur, and are not always available to control.

The causes of clouding of the lens begin to clear up

The technique of therapeutic cloning is quite complex in technical terms and ambiguous from an ethical point of view, but with its help it was possible to cure Parkinson's disease in mice. In the future, it may become an effective method of combating Parkinson's disease in humans.

Motherhood changes the brain for the better

uru and transferring them to an insoluble state.

Pyroptosis: to die, so with music!

Scientists at the University of Washington have discovered another mechanism of cellular self–destruction, characteristic of potentially dangerous cells - for example, dying under the influence of infectious agents. The authors called this mechanism of cell death pyroptosis – "death by fire".

Insulin, aging and life expectancy: the controller of supervisors for regulators

And it's better to be alone than with just anyone

The paradox of Alzheimer's disease sheds light on the mechanisms of memory loss

If a person lives in a happy marriage, his blood pressure is in good condition. But if stress happens in a marriage, they are accompanied by sudden pressure surges.

Your diet changes the activity of your genes

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The first artificial transposon has been created

Excessive fat intake alters the expression activity of a whole complex of genes, which leads not only to obesity, but also to the development of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Scientists believe that these changes can be predicted using laboratory methods.

If you study well, you will live 7 years longer

From exceeding the dosage of Viagra, the world can turn blue!

Women who quit smoking are getting younger and losing weight

"Jumping genes" of monkeys suggested a new way to treat HIV infection

An international team of scientists has identified a combination of genes that prevent infection of monkeys with retroviruses.

Folic acid improves sperm quality

One of the essential problems of logic elements based on ribozymes, enzymes or optical materials is the different nature of the incoming and outgoing signal, unlike electronic systems that use a common input and output signal (electron). American researchers have tried to work around this problem by constructing logic gates based on DNA.

Need a new antibiotic? Set the bacteria against each other!

Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Florida have proposed a new method for creating antibiotics, which consists in "inciting" one type of bacteria against another.