each of us has two genes, each, and we give the children one, such a special process.e gene, but didn’t know about it, because the other gene was normal, and mom was the same, then directly according to mendel’s law, as they teach in school, it seems to me, are still taught, then every fourth child in such a marriage will receive two unsuccessful variants of the same gene and this can lead to very serious consequences, but in principle, at the level of in vitro fertilization, this problem can be solved this way, that is...' it is possible, not just any embryo can be allowed to develop, only one that does not contain a double copy, spoiled, a double damaged copy of the gene, this can be done, but you can imagine that for some reason this cannot be done, then you just have to accept that all the cells grown from this this organism grown from this embryo will be affected, probably there will be an early death, therefore, if it has already come to the point that the child is born, it is absolutely impossible to repair all these cells, then we come to the emryonic. “stop, b

gene with the gene, and the gene this one works, protein is assembled on a gene, on a gene, that is,e, how to assemble protein on a gene, comrade, i don’t understand, protein is assembled on a gene, yes, then it is released into the blood and regulates our activity, but this very simple. so that’s who regulated it, i thought my manager regulates my activities, but it turns out, this is how it all happens, comrades, and this is actually our mood, everything is regulated by our genes, it’s true that what you and i stand for , we smile, and not get angry, we get angry, and what you and i are talking and discussing this topic, yes, this is all relevant, and don’t forget what we are talking about, as maybe in 20-30 years, among older people, today it is the institute of physiology, the institute of physiology. research has been conducted, a dissertation has been defended on the effect of our lactoferin on the reduction of senile dementia, yes, a decrease, so they were carried out on laboratory animals , they showed that indeed epherin delays the process of senile dementia, and there it ha

your company is engaged in research in the field of gene blockers?to meet him. yes, yes, yes, he just has one very interesting job. let him come to my office, thank you. that's how they say the crane brings happiness, vera, i presented your project to my swiss partners, they invite you to a reception at the embassy, ​​if you would, with pleasure, thank you. yes, i’m already here, in about two minutes i’m already running, yes, okay, i’m listening, i understand, i understand, okay, okay, come on, yes. tell denis evgeniy, okay, sergey anatelevich nikolaev, yeah. yeah, well, actually an interesting train of thought, even very much, to use not the suppression of pathogenic fragments, but the recombination of connections, i have been doing this for a long time, but somehow there was no way to get the idea across, well, it’s obvious, yeah, yes, i’m listening, oleg viktorovich, they’re calling from the swiss embassy. they ask you to confirm whether you will be at the reception today? yes, of course, yeah, but so far there is no breakdown by phases of emrion

relative with breast cancer , a woman has a relative with breast cancer, she is a carrier of the b2 geneense to perform this analysis yourself and if it is negative, it is not there, well, look, the population of developed countries, and of developing countries, yes, they are much more aging, now, the more history develops, yes, the longer life, naturally, the number of elderly people is increasing, yes the percentage, but is this only due to a decrease in the birth rate, or is the development of diagnostics, medicine, this is also an equally important factor, we will have to live with it, this is a good question, you are right, the aging of the population is characteristic not only for our country, this is such a trend, for all developed countries, this is a normal phenomenon, and of course, of course, in addition to reducing the birth rate, the quality of life plays a big role here, the quality of life, because no one goes hungry, no one dies from hunger. everyone receives accessible medical care, moreover, older people, older people, they receive this help in a timely manner, they adj

"fast money" friend gene munster is listening in. gene, i don't know if anything's happened yet.is really not doing too much and i'm wondering how you assess the quarter. there are hits and misses here. >> more misses than hits, melissa. you really need to section this into the near versus the long-term. the near-term, there's no sugar coating it, there was a disappointment. the central metric was gross margins x credits, that was 16.3%, missed the street at 17.6%, down from 29% a year ago. this is the central metric, because this is where the story hinges on, is this a car company or a tech company? that trend is not a friend for tesla right now. second, they talked about slowing production of model y, production growth of model y, and third, the miles driven by fsd came a little bit but low what i had expected. they did 520, up from 300 last quarter. when up put all this ogether, as i said, i think this was a disappointment. i'm surprised that the stock is not down more. i think the reason is this, is that volumes are going to pick up in the december quarter. that should be pos

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gene munster has been listening in gene, what happened?elissa, we talked about aws and its importance, and the company is giving some optimism regarding this segment. they said that in the september, the month of september, they signed several large deals that in aggregate outpaced all of the new bookings in the quarter to date and so, that's not total remove the for aws in the quarter but, they had basically three huge bookings that are going to be recognized in the december quarter. when you put all that together, the street's at 14% growth in december the analysts are probably going to have to raise their estimates. probably going to be 15%, 16% after hearing that comment that's the reason why the stock popped here. it is the pressure point on amazon, is aws the reason why they're saying they have won those deals is that since they have a leading market share, they've got all the data, and then the developers just bring the model to their data. makes a ton of sense that's been the take away from the call >> gene, i must have missed it t

gene munster has been listening into the call. gene, no guidance so far.ppen at 6:01 or so? >> yeah, it's -- probably crossing any minute now, we're going to get that guidance. let me fill you in, mel, on what's happened so far. cfo amy hood has highlighted three takeaways. their azure upside was based on a.i. engagement. she said it as plain as day. second is the co-pilot, it's going to be added to office, has been in beta with enterprises, it goes live on november 1st, they're going to start to charge. we talked about that earlier, that's the $30 a month per user, available for enterprises this quarter. they say that -- the feedback has been, people can't live without it. those customers cannot live without it. and last is, there was commentary, a quick comment related to infrastructure spend, they'll be increasing that to meet growing demand. it's funny to me how google says that and shares fade and microsoft says it and shares don't budge. investors feel more confident that that spending is going to translate to revenue growth. ne mll right, gene, than

north of europe, where it is sunny. there is very little light, almost 8,000 years ago they had the gene blue eyes and light skin. today, the amount of melanin in the human body is no longer of interest to anthropologists, but to dermatologists, since the appearance of age spots depends on it. for example, excess melanin provokes hyperpigmentation and, moreover, contributes to the development of dermatological problems such as sunburn and melasma - these are dark spots on the skin. efili. yes, those freckles. if melanin is not produced in sufficient quantities, then white spots appear on the skin. doctors call this process depigmentation. most often, age spots do not cause any discomfort to a person; it is only an aesthetic issue . that is why today our guest is a dermatovenist, a specialist who is everyone. makes patients' faces more beautiful. natalya, hello. good morning, ekaterina. natalya, let ’s start with this, with the types of pigment spots, because, as it turned out, they are different and even called differently. of course, the variety of pigment spots is very large, and we mu

gene oversees 150,000 employees and 6 million patients. so music helps your day job?ny. during the pandemic it was like leading a jazz band because it's about improvisation. ♪♪ >> reporter: gene's american-born father loved jazz. his mom, a native of spain, flamenco music. growing up in spain where his dad served in the u.s. navy goen's uncle introduced him to the guitar. his parents bought him one when they moved to philadelphia. >> it wasn't until years later that i found out my father used three months of rent to buy me a guitar and amp. to this day it's the best investment in my education, because they couldn't afford college. >> reporter: his musical ambitions nurtured in garage bands, paying gigs at penn state helped finance his undergraduate and masters degrees. >> music has never left my life. >> reporter: now fronting gene woods and the sole alliance. ♪♪ >> reporter: he plays with musicians who backed james brown and john mayer in a studio owned by glenn tabor. >> it doesn't matter who you are, you either bring it or you don't. gene brings it or these guys wo

let's get some instant analysis from our friend, gene munster, the managing partner at deepwater asset management as pointed out by the desk, the reaction isn't that great. so what do you make of the earnings and the guidance because if it were really that good shouldn't we make up the losses from today's session. >> we should, melissa, and i think that eventually investors will this was a solid quarter and put a couple of points into perspective. dau, the daily active users group, 5.4%, the fourth consecutive quarter of acceleration, albeit from 3.5, to 4, 5. a 2 billion number daily active users and means that one out of every four people in the world visit a meta property daily and zuckerberg kicked off the call the first data point he gave was that the number of people that visit an app monthly was 3.9 billion. my last check, there's about 7.5 billion people in the world and means that more than half the people in the world, that's i think one of the most important overlooked points through the quarter. that means that the machine, this addictive machine that they have is intact an

so with each butterflies, a, she analyzes a range of genes to discover which are involved with the timing of the monarch's navigation, and which with the direction they follow. one of the best example of everything genetic changes that will cure in, in monarch migration is that of the re calibration of those 10 combust orientation from sauce welding to full to know for us in, in the spring. and we do believe that if he genetic changes are responsible for this switch in flight, the orientation the migrating monarchs also use magnetic fields to guide their flight orientation to find genes that allow monarchs to sense the magnetic field. christine uses a faraday cage that blocks the outside electromagnetic influences. there. she generates her own magnetic field to test the reaction of the monarch's behavior. we use a, i'm not going to call you to has the response of the one on the butterfly to the reverse, all off the inclination. and when butterfly since and respond to this with the song, they stop swapping the wings where they strongly they have an active flight. and once we revise the mag

and it seems that carnivores lack genes lewis. and it seems that ca go 'ores lack genes lewis.k genes lewis. and it seems that ca go vegetarian . k genes lewis. and it seems that ca go vegetarian . is genes lewis. and it seems that ca go vegetarian . is that enes lewis. and it seems that ca go vegetarian . is that right? to go vegetarian. is that right? >> yeah. well, that's what they you know, this is another of you know, this is another one of those is there's a study those stories is there's a study in plos one, which is a publication , a science publication, a science publication, a science publication that says that says that some of its headline is meat eaters may not have the gene genes to cope with vegetarianism , you need special vegetarianism, you need special genes that vegetarians are able to actually live on a vegetarian diet. the question is, what is a vegetarian diet? does it include eggs? does it include cheese? we don't know what it is anyway. do they mean a vegan diet? a vegan diet untenable . it's because diet is untenable. it's because it it misses 15 or mor

the butterflies genes trigger is signal to migrate the when in canada and the us, the onset of false signals departure colder. go. so when in mexico spring tells them go north given the extent that monarchs depend on temperature, it's not surprising that climate change worries researchers to monitor monarch populations in part to understand the risks we owe things. by studying monarchs biology very closely. it in direct me tells us our own impacts on their environment that they cover. so we want to watch what's happening to them, what to how they are being impacted, such that we know then how other spc is made, potentially being impacted because they are being impacted by those same climate change. the well butterflies of mazda are really a big part of the whole eco system. so if we were to lose, but a certain species or a groups of species that butterflies, the most, we lose pollinators for sure. but we also lose important diet. for birds, we use important diet for other insects like drag and size. we lose important died items even for people because there are people that like to ea

gene? does your mches pay a lot or what?ally so harmful, yes, yes it is we who make him so dangerous in the eyes of the public, and for authenticity we add all sorts of nasty stuff, i understand, now it’s like that, rita, and now from this point in more detail, please, well, gene, what are the results, here it is. ivanovich, this eco-world, these are just mercenaries who organize actions and pickets for money, and the quakers, the claqueurs, well, i’m saying, by the way, the environmental problems at the plant are also their doing, someone is paying them for all this fuss, well, who is paying them? ? andrei ivanovich, i haven’t found out yet, but these people are investing serious money in order to destroy the plant or take it over. i am now trying to find people who are applying for this plant. well, hurry up, will you stay? well, of course, i’ll stay, and forget about them altogether, that’s it, we won’t talk about them anymore we say, don’t be afraid of anything, i’m with you, everything will be fine, i’m sorry, yes, yes.

to find genes that allow monarchs to sense the magnetic field. christine uses a faraday cage that blocks the outside electromagnetic influences. there. she generates her own magnetic field to test the reaction of the monarch's behavior. we use a, i'm not going to call you to has the response of the one on the butterfly to the reverse. all off the inclination and when butterfly, since and respond to this, we've also, they stop slapping their wings where they strongly they have enough to flight. and once we revise the magnetic field back to normal, then you should be able responses extinguishes itself the, the evidence is in monarch search and medically program to align with the magnetic field. and we can see them flap their wings when they sense. when the seasons change, causing a change of temperature, a change of the angle of the sun, as well as a change in the daily sunshine duration. the butterflies genes trigger a signal to migrate the when in canada and the us, the onset of false signals departure colder. go. so when in mexico spring tells t

this is a feature of the disease, there is a mutation of the gene and the gene that is responsible forculoskeletal system, for the production squirrel, it's broken. and a mouse. the whole body weakens, this immediately affects the child, but if the child walked, it gradually weakens muscularly, then you cannot walk, some kind of innate optimism, faith in the best, again, my creativity never allowed me to fall into some kind of depression, despair, yes, there were moments of sadness, there were dark days, well, i lived through them, i digested them and then got up again... got up and walked forward, who are you, who lends a shoulder, who puts down the steps, what obstacles does maria face every day, and what mom learns from your wise daughter? watch the full version of the interview on the belarus 1 youtube channel. you can follow the project on the telegram channel, say don’t be silent. a creative battle from the vitog folk club, the upcoming day of cultural workers of belarus is celebrated with a special project in the centralized library system of derzhinsk. professional and amateur

relevant conduct. >> jeremy, gene, thank you. >> you say yjeremy, i'll say gene. >> okay, jeremy. >>ene, thank you so much. >>> coming up for us, kevin mccarthy fighting for his speakership and may need democrats to do that. dems behind closed doors to figure out their game plan. republicans are huddling behind closed doors this hour. something has got to give. something is going to give, we'll soon find out what it is. >>> a 9-year-old girl is back home today. the man suspected of kidnapping her is in custody. police are saying how they were able to track down the suspect from a ransom note. >>> and a congressman car jacketed at gunpoint in washington, d.c. more details on the investigation now. find out what happened. that's ahead. >>> welcome back. you're looking at live pictures of donald trump on the move. heading to the courthouse in lower manhattan, headed back to court to face a second day of his civil fraud trial. we're going to bring you updates as the former president will be heading back in that courthouse. let's see what happens today. >>> all right. right now, house rep

a hollow tree, or maybe even in dense foliage, and that’s why, when we we give smoke, it’s in the geneser on my father’s side, he was engaged since he had already subscribed to magazines, read newspapers, and i already jumped over my father, probably following in my father’s footsteps, because from school i immediately graduated from the smilovitsky technical school with a degree in beekeeping technical qualifications have been associated with beekeeping all my life, i started with one from one from my dad, staying with a single-skinned vetlovri, having picked up a swarm, a fellow villager woman called me. the swarm turned out to be not even the first, the second was already with a barren uterus , not fertilized, the uterus went for fertilization flew, caught a sparrow, green, i get on the train and go to baranovichi , so i start raising bees, hour 87. i worked in a collective farm apiary, worked in a forestry apiary, then due to health reasons i began to do my own thing, this is tula i can safely call it my hive, in practice there is no such thing as a hive... for the platform, the goa

. and in people with the disease, what about this gene?he fact is that if a child, a person, has a defective rpee 65 gene, it does not allow the production of a protein that already works in this mechanism, that is, the child, in principle, has eyes, he has a cornea, a retina, crystal, there is an eye, there is everything, and he... sees light and darkness, that is, he is a blind child, to the great fortunately, a medicine has appeared that this mutant gent modifies, it is a genetically engineered drug, for the first time in the history of our country , a boy was treated at the eye microsurgery center, the eye microsurgery center is named after teacher mikhailch, svyatoslav nikolaev, it was there that this was first done. treatment right now i want to invite the doctor who did all this to us. anton igorevich kolesnik, research fellow, what is the essence of the treatment, doctor? the essence of the treatment is to deliver a healthy copy of the gene directly under the cut membrane to the area defeats. it’s delivered in medicine, in a syring

in the last decade we have identified hundreds of genes, the challenge has been to try to narrow downome? essentially what we've done is we've leverage technology we've developed in the lab a few years ago where we can build models of the human brain from stem cells in a dish and then took hundreds, more than 400 genes with autism and took them out of the genome, essentially won at a time, trying to identify what processes do they actually disrupt for that we focus on 1's specific process in human brain development, which is the migration of a specific type of neuron that goes towards the cortex and establishes an excitation which is critical for brain function. we found about 10% of all the genes associated with autism a neurological disease are impairing the movement of the cells during brain development for that this is happening in your written or oral. they're carrying the movement of the cells to the cortex and in doing so —— in utero. if impairing the excitation for the cortex. -- in utero. if impairing the excitation for the cortex. impairing movement towards _ excitation for

, depending on its specific structure from this gene, because there are different types of genotype, specifically for a hereditary form of cancer, we performed 20 operations, of which on 10 children and on ten children. our youngest girl was 4 year, the oldest boy was 15, 15 years old, two out of 10 children had cancer confirmed , that is, well, i’m an oncologist, i can’t say at the zero stage, but at the initial stage, but in adults the situation is worse, in adults, out of ten eight adults have confirmed cancer, two have a precancerous tumor, so the technique works, it is quite unique for us, in the west it has already been performed, it has been performed for several years. development of cancer, can we talk about stage zero. and is it required to be consolidated exactly as it is so formal, here is the patient’s zero is stage zero, if at all in medicine, now or is it just such a colloquial concept? no, this is a colloquial concept, because cancer either exists or it doesn’t, colloquially, stage zero is still no, no yes no, no, there is a disposition, there are precancerous disease

same place, 15% to 20%, according to some data, are hereditary, and even if they carry the bersey gene tumor of the mammary gland, but returning to thyroid tumors, there is something on the formation of the thyroid gland, like medullary cancer, 20% of medullary cancer is inherited, that is, if the parents are sick , it is quite possible that children will get sick either there nephews, we have already developed a method, that is, if a person falls ill with medullary cancer , we take a blood test from him to determine whether he is a carrier of this gene, we do this analysis, we perform it in the molecular genetic laboratory at the republican scientific and practical center of onology, if a positive result comes, we. we call relatives , the patient’s closest relatives and invite them for a detailed examination, if they are also confirmed to be carriers of this gene , depending on its structure, specifically the structure of this gene, because there are different types of genotype, we offer either dynamic observation or surgical intervention, now preventive such operations, specifically

clawed tadpoles for experiments... frogs found that suppressing the expression of certain groups of genesn the contrary, an artificial increase in expression activates this process; according to scientists, warm-blooded vertebrates once also had similar genes that regulate regeneration, but lost them during evolution. today , the research results can be used in regenerative medicine, in particular to develop methods for activating muscle recovery in humans. this is what this day in history was like. contract military personnel receive regional support measures, combat veteran status, exemption from land tax, compensation for housing and communal services, vouchers to a sanatorium, vacation twice a year and other benefits from the state, everything is fair here, serve under contract. since may, he has been appointed here as commander of the twentieth motorized rifle division, which i am very proud of, it’s never quiet here, it’s just that when it’s quiet it’s always annoying, when you were mobilized, they asked you how you turned out to be such a handsome man, i didn’t ask, but dad? where

russian in the sense of big russia, for me the soviet union, which means that soviet people had the gene of the state for many it’s so oh oh don’t be so hot guys , i’m talking about the same thing, that is, it’s some kind of theory that smacks of being formulated , it seems to me that it’s exactly a little different, he said there is a successful state and an unfulfilled one he didn’t say anything about people , but i was talking about the fact that ukrainians are not ready to be on the scale of one individual. i don’t know the lviv province, they would have a creepy little nationalist something this state needs to sell something of its own, that is, this is already geopolitical, because formally i want to remind the idea of ​​ukraine as having a certain subjectivity, it is not by chance that they came in, but they came in for obvious reasons, right, obvious reasons, that is stalin, who said that this would be a state, by the way, i’m not sure that within the limits of one little thing, then that we... ukrainians would create a capable state, a state, because judging by what is now survi

they identified genes that make the regeneration process possible in cold-blooded animals. blocks the tail regeneration process. on the contrary, an artificial increase in expression activates this process. according to scientists, warm-blooded vertebrates once also had similar genes, regulators of regeneration, but lost them during evolution. today , the research results can be used in regenerative medicine, in particular to develop methods for activating muscle recovery in humans. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to know everything about russia. the best historical series, look, look, in the application or on the website, ... this year's russian grain harvest will be at a good level, at least against the backdrop of the dynamics of the last 5 years, as prime minister mikhail mishustin assessed the capabilities of the domestic agro-industrial complex during a plenary meeting at the agro-industrial exhibition golden autumn. we probably don’t expect a record grain harvest like last year, but the result is still significant. according to preliminary data, t

gene: i think it is fear over all.h flow profile is stronger than it was before the pandemic so i don't think there is anything that will disrupt that from yields going up a quarter. when we think about higher leverage companies and look at the triple c, highly leveraged companies that have returned over the course of the year, they will be susceptible to higher borrowing costs. i think that raleigh will be hard to sustain. tom: let's go back to minnesota finance a few years ago. there is a chapter that when it gets like this, look at the banks. you have columbia threadneedle. you are not represented a major bank directly which is our advantage this morning. are you stressed about the banks either too big to fail, the regionals below them, and commercial real estate below them? gene: mostly we feel comfortable with the global systemic banks, the big issuers in the u.s. we have been adding exposure from march to now to adding that complex and we think they are exceptionally cheap relative to their industrial peers. as y

and malaria parasites are 500 times larger than a normal virus, say the covid virus, they have 500 genes, in we didn't have the opportunity to test them all in clinical trials, but we did a lot of experiments, and technically, it was very difficult. in general, the search for a vaccine against malaria started back around 1908, and now the sooner we get a new vaccine in place, the sooner we can reduce malaria deaths. about 620,000 deaths, it was a few years ago, and a year and seven years ago. overall, we have not made progress in the fight against malaria. and this, despite the fact that 4.5 billion dollars a year are spent on drugs, spraying and other traditional means of combating it. we needed something new, and now we have it. so, this can really be a fantastic breakthrough because clinical trial results show approximately 75% efficacy. so, if you calculate, it is possible. will save hundreds of thousands of lives if this vaccine is available where it is most needed. indeed, the good news is that children in poor areas of africa today have already received up to 10 vaccines, it is mo

, depending on it, namely the structure of this gene, because there are different types of genotype,ely for investigative forms of cancer , we performed 20 operations, 10 of them on children, here are ten children who are the youngest. our girl was 4 years old, the oldest boy was 15, he was 15 years old, out of 10 children, two were confirmed to have cancer, that is, but i’m an onologist, i can’t say at the zero stage, but at the initial stage, but in adults the situation is worse, in adults, out of ten adults, eight were confirmed to have cancer, two had a precancerous tumor, so the technique works, it is quite unique for us, in the west it is already being performed, it has been performed for several years. well, here it is gaining momentum, i think there is something should we brag already, aleksandrovich, there is a concept , the first, second, third, fourth stages, and the development of cancer, is it possible to talk about the zero stage and is it required to be consolidated, exactly how is it so formal, here is the patient’s zero stage zero, is there is this even in medicine n

pool are just not belong to the red book, only the main gene pool belongs to the red book, these arels that in the future can somehow influence the population, the reserve gene pool is allowed to be obtained, the species is completely removed from the red book, today there is no such talk, because we have a well-established established mechanism that allows you to regulate the number, and so it is precisely those bison that are old, sick, injured or or born with deviations, they are allowed... they are hunted, they are made into stew, that is, they are not made from those species, from those individuals that are potentially important, look, i’ll tell my own story, being in belozhskaya pushcha , coming to breakfast in the morning, i received a breeding from a bison, well, naturally surprise, because you seem to say, well, actually , this animal is in the red book, where it says, hunters came, shot it, this animal is quite large, there are 600-700 kg of meat, they took away a certain head there. conditionally for a trophy, a certain amount of meat, everything else that goes for process

mutations and these genes are responsible for coding collagen. fourth type.sis, alport syndrome leads to kidney dysfunction, deafness, blindness, and there is therapy for both diagnoses, the question now is how to combine them. there are no doctors in russia who have encountered such a combination. to solve the problem with an asterisk in a square, you need a whole council of doctors and dozens of examinations and tests. in total it costs more than 600,000 rubles. to give leva a chance at life, you can. on your screens, or scan the code using the short number that you now see on your smartphone, let levs appear in your life happy coincidences. alina repina, olga afonina, anastasia altukhova and roman vikmanes, ntv. the american media reported sad news this night: the actor of the legendary tv series friends, matthew perry, died, he was only 54 years old. perry was found in the jacuzzi at his home. there are no signs of violent death. previously, the actor himself admitted that he used illegal substances in his youth; according to american tabloids, no drugs w

i'm gene otani.here are fresh fears of deflation in china as the latest data show prices either staying flat or falling backwards. that is as the slumping property market weighs on the broader economy. the national bureau of statistics says the consumer price index of september was unchanged from a year earlier. the cost of pork was down sharply. automobiles and smart phones were also down as people cut back on spending, but officials say there was an uptick in the travel industry. demand has been growing steadily since the government ended its zero-covid policy in january. meanwhile the prices of goods at the factory gate actually fell by 2.5% from a year ago. that was in line with the recent trend. the producer price index has been in negative territory for the past 12 months in a row. a survey of japanese companies with operations in china shows that nearly half are cautious about making new investments in the country. many cite an incressingly gloomy economic outlook. the japanese chamber of comm

was there something in our gene pool that would kill each of us?ur gene and bill pool as we called it referring to the names of your parents. we started looking around wondering who might be next. nature or nurture? either way we were in trouble. take twoe alcoholics one bipolr the other with crippling anxiety and let them have eight kids in 12 years. what could possibly go wrong? which really struck me at sums s up a lot about your family and also epitomizes your writing which just is so direct into the points as well as the humor that i think circulated in your family. when you look at the mental illness that coursed through your family what do you conclude about that nature/nurture genes and environment question you pose in that passage? and what do you think could have made a difference in your family to have maybe helped prevent the suicide of nancy and danny if anything? >> yes. i do think, i know bipolar runs in our family. and we are still at the infancy stages of really understanding of mental illness in the way that we do other illnesses.

person gets medullary cancer, we take a blood test from him to determine if he is a carrier of this genescientific and practical center of oncology, if a positive result comes, we call the patient’s relatives and invite them for a detailed examination, if they are also confirmed to be carriers of this gene, depending on its structure, specifically the structure of this gene , because there are different types of genotype, we offer either dynamic observation or surgical intervention, and now we have performed 20 such preventive operations, specifically for hereditary forms of cancer surgeries, of which 10 were children, and here in children, the youngest girl we had was 4 years old, the oldest boy was 15, 15 years old, out of 10 children cancer was confirmed in two, that is, well, i’m an oncologist, i can’t say zero stage, but at the initial stage, in adults the situation is worse , in adults, out of ten adults, eight have confirmed cancer, two have a precancerous tumor, so the technique works, it is for us, it is quite unique, in the west it is already being performed, it is not the firs

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i'm gene otani, nhk world. >>> citrus farmers in western japan are gearing up for their busy season.hey've started harvesting tokushima prefecture's famed yuzu fruit which has been gaining popularity overseas. one company grows in the temperature range and lots of rainfall which provide ideal conditions. precipitation has been lower this year meaning smaller, but the grower still expects to ship 150 to 200 tons of fruit for the year. >> translator: the best thing about our yuzu is its strong and sour flavor. we hope kurps will enjoy its robust taste. >> the fruit appears to be gaining traction overseas with orders tripling this year compared to last year. okay, let's get a check on the markets. >>> that's it for "newsline biz" from tokyo. i'm ramin mellegard. thank you very much for watching. >> what is the extent of u.s. military aid to israel for gaza? washington has been sending military assets to the region, saying they are for deterrence purposes. but are they really? and could it trigger a wider conflict in the middle east? this is "inside story." ♪ hello again. i am james bays

i'm gene otani. shoppers at a supermarket in japan no longer need to check out their items.hey can simply walk out of the store once they've collected their purchases. the new system is at a section of the food style in yokohama. it was launched on friday. customers need to download a smart phone app. this gives them a qr code. they let a scanner read the code when entering a section. and the shopper leaves the store with theirimes. 35 cameras in the ceiling and weight sensors embedded in the store shelves identify the products being sold. the system can determine that items are not purchased if customers pick them up and put them on the shelf. about 400 products are on offer. many are boxed meals and beverages. >> translator: you can finish your shopping quickly during the morning rush or other busy hours just by taking the items leaving. >> the officials at the supermarket operator say they'll consider the future development of the section by carefully monitoring customers. the total value of sales at japan's major supermarkets was up in september for the seventh straight

, depending on its structure from this gene, because there are different types of genotype , we offercifically for hereditary forms of cancer, we performed 20 operations, of which 10 children, here we have ten children, our youngest girl was 4 years old, the oldest boy was 15, he was 15 years old, out of 10 children, two have cancer, that is, well, i, an oncologist, i can’t say at the zero stage , but at the initial stage, here, in adults the situation is worse, in adults, out of ten adults , eight had cancer confirmed, two had precancerous tumor, so the technique works, for us it is quite unique, in the west it is already being implemented , it has been carried out for several years, well, here it is gaining momentum, i think there is something to brag about, there is a concept: first , second, third, fourth stages, and the development of cancer, can we talk about stage zero and is it required to be consolidated, just like it’s so formal, the patient’s zero stage is zero, does this even exist in medicine now or is it just such a colloquial concept? no, this is a colloquial concept, b

i'm gene otani. japanese online bank and two other firms say they will debut a digital currency as early as next july to facilitate payments between businesses. gmo net bank -- say their currency chain will be backed by the bank's customer deposits. the group says it'll reduce fees for money transfers and increase transactions fees. the system has the added advantage of being cheaper to maintain and unlike bank to bank transfers, there is no paperwork. >> this digital currency will be for our corporate customers. cashless payments are becoming very common, but digital currenciesvise yet to take root. so this is a significant step. >> a group of eight other japanese firms is planning to issue a digital asset backed by the dollar and the yen as early as next summer. the consortium includes -- >>> toyota motor and idemitsu say they've agreed to cooperate. the firms say they've setup a task force to work towards solid state batteries. its first stage will see the development of solid state electrolytes e

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was their something in our gene pool that would kill each of us? our gene and bill pool as wed, called it, referring to the names of your parents. we started looking around wondering who might be next, nature or nurture? either way, we were in trouble. take too many alcoholics one with bipolar and the other with crippling anxiety and let them have eight kids in 12 years. what could possibly go wrong? that passage really just struck me, i do think it sums up a lot about your family and about, and it also kind of epitomizes your writing, which just is so direct and to the point, as well as the sort of humor that i think circulated in your family. >> guest: right. >> host: when you look at the mental illness that coursed through your family, what do you conclude about that nature, nurture genes and environment question you pose in that passage? and do you think, what do you think could make a difference in your family to maybe help prevent the suicides of nancy and danny, if anything? >> guest: yeah. i do think that, well i know that bipolar runs in o