Blood cells and footsteps count predict the maximum human lifespan
Scientific American - 25-May-2021A natural limit of 120-150 is a good start before even starting rejuvenation therapies
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT)
Russian university known informally as PhysTech.
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT, Phystech) was created in 1946 by Leading Soviet scientists and Government as an advanced educational and research Institution with primary concentration in Physics. MIPT quickly assumed a leading position in this field and became known internationally. It is difficult to overestimate the significance of MIPT for Soviet Physics and Science in general...
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Junior Research Associate, PhD student in Laboratory of Genetics of Aging and Longevity at MIPT.
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) News
Right amount of lab-grown retinal cells can cure glaucoma
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) - 19-Apr-2021For the first time, cultured retinal cells transplanted & survived in the eyes of mice for a year
Scientists manufactures artificial organoids using automation
Lab Manager - 11-Nov-2020Semi-automating tissue differentiation makes artificial tissues at a faster rate
Distracting the immune system boosts efficiency of therapeutic nanoparticles
Nano Magazine - 17-Jul-2020Universal approach works with wide variety of nanoagents from 8 nm quantum dots to larger nanobots
Using AI to Predict Biological Age
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) - 30-Mar-2018Physical activity data from wearables can produce digital biomarkers of aging. AI-based algorith...
Fir extract could have anti-cancer and anti-aging properties
Medical Xpress - 28-Feb-2017Effects of Siberian fir terpenoids on senescent and human cancer cell lines studied at the geneti...
Weak doses of radiation prolong life of female flies
Medical Xpress - 24-Aug-2015Hormesis, where moderate stress has a stimulating effect on an organism and enables the prolongat...
