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Life expectancy forecast by social status

Bo Eriksson from Gutenberg University investigated the influence of the social status of older people on their life expectancy and proposed four mechanisms that determine this dependence.

15.04.2010

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Tumor vessels are formed from precancerous stem cells

...and the best producer from the farm where bullfighting bulls are raised will be cloned in a year.

26.02.2008

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The "peydodna" gene

Changes in the gene responsible for the enzyme ME1 can increase the body's tolerance of alcohol. In any case, fruit flies with certain single changes in the genome get drunk later than less successful winged wares.

23.10.2009

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To prevent the heart from aging, turn off your PI3K

It is too early to talk about transferring the results to medicine, but scientists will be able to better understand the nature of heart aging in the near future.

13.10.2009

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Giant DNA Origami

All the crystal structures created so far from DNA were two-dimensional. The authors of the new work managed to turn flat triangles into three-dimensional structures up to 1 mm in size.

07.09.2009

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RUSNANO is building a plant for the production of vaccines and biologics

To implement the project, a joint venture is being created, the participants of which will be RUSNANO and NTfarma LLC. It is planned to bring two types of vaccines and therapeutic biologics to the market.

27.07.2009

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Genes playing a role in breast cancer metastasis have been found

New York researchers have identified three genes that specifically regulate the spread of breast cancer metastases to the brain. The data obtained are important for understanding the mechanisms of metastasis spread and developing possible approaches to cancer treatment, especially gene therapy methods.

07.05.2009

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The growing stratum

In Russia, compared with the summer period, the number of people immune to coronavirus has increased, and in 15 regions – by 1.5-2 times.

12.11.2020

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AIDS is gone, but cancer is back

The first ever fully cured HIV patient, American Timothy Ray Brown, died from a recurrence of blood cancer.

28.09.2020

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It seems to be a person

Experts in the field of biomedical law propose to introduce a new concept – "essentially a person" or "basically a person".

23.12.2019

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Ready to pay dividends

The net profit of Rusnano at the end of 2018 amounted to a record 5.6 billion rubles, the head of the state corporation Anatoly Chubais said

20.03.2019

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Alcohol and nicotine – for cancer treatment

Activists of the "Movement against Cancer" believe that a tax of 1 ruble levied on every pack of cigarettes sold and every bottle of alcohol will double the cost of treating patients with rare and severe diseases.

04.02.2009

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Survived a heart attack? Get into physical education!

Exercising reduces the risk of death in patients who have had a heart attack.

23.04.2018

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Will dipeptides help with Alzheimer's disease?

Israeli researchers report that the dipeptide they developed increases the cognitive ability of mice with an analog of human Alzheimer's disease, and reduces the number of amyloid plaques in their brains.

19.12.2008

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Bacteriophages "all in one"

One capsule includes a complex of bacteriophages for the prevention and control of a number of common bacteria.

17.04.2018

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General average illiteracy

Residents of Russia were offered to answer 7 questions from the school curriculum. 2.3% of respondents answered simple questions correctly.

06.02.2018

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Leber's amaurosis treatment approved

The FDA has approved an innovative gene therapy for the treatment of patients with a rare form of hereditary vision loss.

20.12.2017

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Stop HIV/AIDS

From November 27 to December 3, the All-Russian campaign "Stop HIV/AIDS", dedicated to the World AIDS Day.

28.11.2017

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Free radicals, aging and antioxidants: not everything is so clear?

Biologists from University College London argue that the role of free radicals in the aging process is greatly exaggerated, and the benefits of antioxidant-containing food additives and cosmetics are highly questionable.

02.12.2008

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Cyber attacks

Competitors must complete various motor skills tasks and overcome an obstacle course, which varies depending on the means of rehabilitation.

13.06.2017