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Genetics

182 deceivers

Canadian scientists have identified 182 genes that allow cancer cells to avoid death when encountering the immune system.

24.09.2020
Cellular technologies

Sama-sama-sama

The new method of printing living tissues on a 3D bioprinter uses one of the most important properties of stem cells - self–organization.

24.09.2020
Biomedicine

Once a week

The results of the second phase of long-acting insulin trials for patients with type 2 diabetes have been published.

24.09.2020
Your health

And you will be happy

Conclusions and recommendations of the project "Monitoring of pathogens of acute respiratory viral infections, influenza and COVID-19 in the interepidemic period".

24.09.2020
Other life sciences

Sociable Synthetic Cells

Biologists have created artificial cells capable of chemically communicating with mammalian cells.

23.09.2020
Other life sciences

One for all

A multilayer polytablet printed on a 3D printer with different medications can be taken once a day.

23.09.2020
Biomedicine

A universal antibiotic?

The authors claim that the found substance will help to effectively fight most infectious diseases of humans and animals.

23.09.2020
Biomedicine

Viruses versus Bacteria

Many scientists believe that bacteriophages can play a key role in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

23.09.2020
Other life sciences

Nerves by measure

NeuroPrint technology in the future can literally put a person on his feet after a spinal cord injury.

23.09.2020
New in Gerontology

The elderly have become younger

The physical and cognitive functions of the elderly have improved significantly over the past 30 years.

22.09.2020
Other life sciences

Nip arthritis in the bud

The new examination method will detect the beginnings of osteoarthritis long before the first symptoms, which will make it a reversible disease.

22.09.2020
New in Gerontology

Speak two languages

The active use of two languages dramatically reduces the likelihood of incurable neurodegeneration.

22.09.2020
Cellular technologies

Organoids: application overview

Scientists widely use organoids of the brain, kidneys and tumors to study the mechanisms of the disease more deeply and develop a possible treatment.

21.09.2020
Genetics

We don't trust you

Half of the respondents agree to provide their genetic information to doctors, but people are much less willing to share it with scientists.

21.09.2020
Genetics

Metformin and epigenetics

Swedish scientists are developing tests thanks to which it is possible to determine whether metformin is suitable for a diabetic before starting treatment.

21.09.2020
Other life sciences

Aging Index

An artificial intelligence system can predict the lifespan of mice based on various indicators of aging of the body.

21.09.2020
New in Gerontology

I see right through

The method of determining biological age "by eye" has an important drawback – no one knows how it works.

21.09.2020
Healthy skepticism

Homeopaths don't give up

An article about a drug diluted a trillion trillion times is likely to be withdrawn, although this process may be lengthy.

18.09.2020
Healthy skepticism

Ig Nobel – 2020

The leaders of Belarus, Brazil, Britain, India, Mexico, USA, Turkey, Turkmenistan and Russia were awarded in the nomination "Medical Education".

18.09.2020