here is a document that provides data on some genetic characteristics of a person, a genetic passport can be different, it can be dedicated only to sports abilities. it will be a passport, an athlete or a person's medical characteristics or some kind of passport, health, more general. and here, well, here i have here, uh, you see, the most different. by the way, here is the explanation of the causes of miscarriage. this is our most demanding service, for which most of the clients come to us, and the fact is that, unfortunately, about a fifth of love, pregnancy and desired pregnancy ends unsuccessfully and not always doctors can identify the cause. what's the matter? why miscarriage why miscarriage? and just like that, we can determine the identifying causes of miscarriage, and by identifying the cause, we thereby create opportunities for doctors to carry out prophylaxis. in order for women to successfully give birth to children, not only residents of belarus come to us, moreover, from various cities. we even provide remote service, that is, a person can send us his biological material

she will become the owner of a genetic passport genetic passports for residents of belarus and othere been compiled since 2010 at the republican center for genomic biotechnologies, institutes, genetics and cytology of the national academy of sciences, having learned about the center and its capabilities, elena did not have to wait long and turned out to be here i am interested in preventive medicine and in general, sincerely i believe that it is better hmm to prevent some diseases. as far as possible, than to treat later. that's because in the press. to me it seems that the current medicine. it is very strongly aimed at some symptomatic things, that is, treatment due to what has manifested itself, and to know in advance that one is inclined to something and the way of life is to test with some good habits. well, i think that's the analysis. can i help a lot with this? elena is on the right track at the center, testing for genetic predisposition to cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, osteoporosis, metabolic syndrome and many other diseases. i seem to have predisposition, as it seems to

here identification of genetic causes of non-carrying of pregnancy most of the genetic passports wereen with precisely this problem genetic analysis also allows you to determine individual sensitivity to drugs tested and athletes to identify genetic features favorable and unfavorable for sports genetic testing improves sports selection and optimize training what a genetic passport is, and what it will give to its owner. we asked head of the republican center for genomic biotechnologies of the institute, genetics and sociology of the national academy of sciences, irma borisovna massa. this is a document that provides data on some genetic characteristics of a person, a genetic passport, it can be different, it can be dedicated to just as much sports abilities. it will be an athlete or a person's medical characteristics or some kind of passport, health, more general. and here, well, here you can see here, the most different. by the way, here's the explanation miscarriage. this is our most demanding service, for which most of our clients come to us. but the fact is that, unfortunately, ab

you can certainly do with personalized genetic weapons. at the time, the 1st human genome was decoded nearly 2 decades ago. the cost of doing that was $3000000000.00 and took over a decade with a global and international effort to pull it off. today you can do the same thing and matter of hours or days for about a $100.00. so moore's law has held consistent throughout this whole process. and in fact, advances in synthetic biology and genetics are proceeding at a pace 5 times as rapidly as moore's law. and what that means is that our ability to use synthetic biology, g, synthetic biology and genetics for both good and ill is proceeding at an exponential page. so it's kind of, you know, in, in a way a genetic arms race that i'm hearing from you. and i, and i guess my question is, who's best at this game? where are we, where is the united states visa be russia, china, iran? i don't know france, england, other nations that, that look, you know, all warm and cuddly, but may in fact have capacities that we should be worried about. yeah, there, i

this is about producing a genetically engineered product for the profit of the company.: this is dana perls from the ngo friends of the earth, who advocates against this practice. dana: and we can't see the data. there's a lot of data that is confidential business information. rorter: we asked the company for a statement and access to their scientific data, but hadn't received an answer by the time we made this video. the u.s. food and drug administration approved the fish as safe to eat in 2015. but the decision saw heavy backlash from civil society and environmental groups. they took the company to court. dana: there is scientific evidence highlighting the risks that if genetically engineered salmon breed with wild salmon, that within a couple generations, wild salmocould go extinct. reporter: and not only ecosystems are at risk. the potential benefits of artificial genetic engineering can come at a price -- undesirable mutations and side effects. in 2020, a u.s. court ruled that the fda had failed to sufficiently investigate the environmental consequences of approving

we find that height and weight have substantial genetic components.ral intelligence has a substantial genetic component, a little less than some of the physical traits like height and weight and brainwaves. nevertheless, a substantial genetic component as does special mental abilities, and then we drop down a bit when we get to job satisfaction. probably the most surprising findings in the last 20 years or so have been things like religiosity. how much you invest in religious activities and interests and political attitudes and social attitudes have a genetic component to them. these findings come from years of data collected from retrospective studies of twins raised apart, and not the neubauer—bernard project, which itself was fundamentally flawed as it did not include a control group of fraternal twins, even though they were also separated. this was the reality for allison and michelle, even though they were not studied. my son gets an e—mail on ancestry from a women in newjersey who basically blurts out and says, "i am your mother's twin sister."

we're genetic fuel generics. i can't come up with a solution. scientists are working on designing more sustainable animals spice, selective breeding, or even by artificially changing the genetic code. revolutionary ways to make food production more sustainable or a dangerous manipulation of nature. for more than 10000 years, we humans have optimized corn and rice harvests and engineers. the key needs to be non toxic, sheep, stronger, and wolves, more obedient. we've been doing this very successfully. this is professor john, do pray. he's an expert on the ethical aspects of animal breeding. i mean, you know, if you, if you compare the growth rate to the sizes of animals. yes, as of the last 2 decades, i mean this lead enormous increases in productivity. the hunger for more and cheaper meet him milk has led to chickens that seemed fully grown at 20 days. double muscled cattle and pigs borne with ho extra ribs. in 1961, a single cow in the u. s. produced 9 liters of milk per day to days. cows produce an average of 2

this is about when seen a genetically engineered product to the profit of the company. this is donna pulse from the n g o friends of the us, who advocates against this practice. and we can't seem to be there's a lot of things that is, that is confidential business information. we asked the company for a statement and access to their scientific data, but hadn't received an answer by the time we made this video. the us food and drug administration approved the fish and safe to eat in 2015, but the decision saw heavy backlash from civil society and environmental groups. they took the company to court. there's evidence highlighting this to be genetically engineered salmon bleed with wild salmon. that within a couple generations piled salmon and not only are ecosystems at risk, the potential benefits of artificial genetic engineering can come at a price undesirable mutations and side effects. in 2020 a u. s. court ruled that the f d a had failed to sufficiently investigate the environmental consequences of approving genetically engineered salmon. but what about less invasive

it is always a breakdown of the genetic mechanism.influence of external factors of radiation , carcinogens of our microbiome, and so on, but it still goes through genetic mutations and what there is any tumor, especially and let's say malignant, it is not controlled cell division. any cell designed for a certain time, it has a programmed death mechanism. another name is apoptosis. it ’s only carlson for us that we have a liver, how we were born with it, and we live, or let’s say we have a finger. each cell does not live so long for 2-3 months, then the signal is to die. she is dying. he is born new. thus. our cells change all the time, new ones are born in oncology here is the mechanism. through a gene mutation , the cell also fails, without dying for the allotted time and begins to live for a new cycle for a new cycle for a new cycle. and there may be 3-4 cycles, but it is new and endless, the second appears genetically determined signals for growth. they receive signals limiters no longer programmed death. signaling. there is a cell

when the genetic testing came back, i did not have the same genetic mutation my dad and my uncle in by the way, their first cousin had. throughout my family but i did not have the gene which has happened alike five times in history. david: for people who were not familiar with aos, it became well-known to the public when lou gehrig contracted it and died were relatively -- and died relatively quickly thereafter. since the 1930's, have we made that much progress in diagnosing and treating aos? >> there has been virtually no progress for 140 years from the time it was discovered in 1870. my uncle died in 2010 and in 2010 i decided, in my family it is hereditary. my dad had died in 2002. i got to do something. i hired a team of scientists to understand why there was so little progress made in the disease. we came up with a set of series and created an organization around those theories that included funding of consortia, funding of core scientific resources that anyone in the world can draw on bringing in biotech and pharma into the process has been an explosion of progress over the last

do genetic screening. rogozina konstantin morozov and gennady korneev to lead, st. petersburg. mini indian summer will still look into the central region the weather forecast is encouraging this weekend. why mini and how warm it will be, we will find out from victoria chernikova, she is already in our studio hello victoria. well, plus 20 or even hotter will m-m. about that it will be close to this value and the sun in the center in the chernozem region on saturday looks, but the classic indian summer will take hold. yes, it won’t, a new balkan cyclone will come out to the south of the black earth tomorrow evening, and on sunday it will begin to water the center, but on saturday afternoon and in the first half of sunday in some places it will be completely rainless warm wind 15-20 and in the south, finally, there is little rain in krasnodar already plus 30, and in the north the scandinavian cyclone in st. petersburg rains all weekend and 13-14 in moscow on saturday 16-18 partly cloudy, the probability of ra

moreover, in some cases the mechanism is genetic. second, we still don't know. the end that's fine, if in these mechanisms yes, the focus has shifted, well, well. we cannot cause anything. damn, let's suppress the symptoms in europe, this term is called neuroprosthetics. that is, when certain, uh, neurological functions of the body are prosthetized, yes, uh, that is. generally. in general, yes treatment symptomatic and today dr. alekseyvets. he says exactly the same, the treatment is symptomatic, but for sick people. this is what is needed today and now progress in treatment and disease is outlined, if we are talking about progression, if we are talking about the future, can we expect in the near future? to improve our knowledge to increase our knowledge to the extent that well gives a chance for a normal, adequate, full-fledged social life. well , if here, again, m-m normally adequate full-fledged life. in general, now we in the state of parkinson's disease manifestation of the signs of parkinson's disease to suppress sufficiently that the ranks of patients ari

i don’t think so, you want to say something to mikhail before genetics appears in our studio, if this son, then his biological father will be found. he will change his last name, families of no creativity nikolai your brother, would be glad if today it turned out that he has such an adult son, probably once his son, he would be the people he has only daughters, if you, probably, 99% because he looks a lot like my father. michael worry. yes, just put a point. and then, as fate develops, it will be ready to find out, i invite the dna results to the studio of professor doctor of biological sciences sergey kiselyov one of my mother's lovers is sure that he does not have a blood heir from his ex-wife, since she herself admitted to him that she gave birth to a son from a neighbor after such revelations, vitaly left the family. however, throughout the years he paid alimony to his official son and did not dispute his paternity. michael you are ready to find out who you come to. your official father yes vitaly you are still sure that the result of the genetic examination between you and mikhai

it's like the first hour of genetics, but we need to create gene engineering preparations. even the future, and why the future we now have already set up this platform? we are waiting for support, and we have optimism is, we have people. we have the first developments in the world. it will never be a cure for the classic, which will go through a huge path of testing development, because it is not for millions or tens of thousands. it is possible for ten people in our country or 150 people all over the world, we have a certain platform and we are supported by the ministry and governments that this should be part of our task never, but literally in 23-24. this is not a fantasy, but such, uh, easy, description of reality. it is said that today the survival rate. uh, babies in russia, for example, by 83%, that is, here we are talking about the fact that this is the european region, maybe even better than in a number. european countries, and how smooth is the situation by region? uh, uh, a very important question kirillovich, our task as a national center is to do everything pos

cancer itself is a genetic disease.s means that the fight against it is possible only with the integration and technology of medical and biological diagnostic and therapeutic in the conference teaching. radiotherapist endocrinologists ultrasonic surgeons medical physics all the same - this is the area of ​​medical science that solves the problem of diagnosing and treating cancer with one drug, which allows you to combine , uh, completely different specialists. e not only medical, but also e hmm chemists, physicists, engineers , e radio formats, that is, it’s like a complex, hybrid thing, thanks to the combination of expensive procedures into one, it can save the cost of expensive treatment. making high-quality care more accessible to everyone patient. well, for me personally, the practical significance of the conference is that it just happened. what the topic of cancer has touched, in my family of several generations, which means that for complete information about their own health, do a genetic screening study. i need

our center is the premier institution in terms of medical genetics, well the opportunity for patientsact our family planning department to dispel all their doubts someone had some kind of disease. yes, and he lays down somewhere, some kind of child will receive them a severe hereditary disease will not receive, therefore, such couples also have such an opportunity to receive a full-fledged medical genetic counseling, and then plan differently. their further onset of pregnancy, a simple example, the mother is a carrier of a certain genetic pathology, in which either the presence of an egg cannot mature directly by itself or, roughly speaking, the maternal egg carries a fairly high risk, there is 75% there is more, uh, let's say a serious genetic disease, which is there in the family somewhere there is transmitted, of course, immediately a recommendation. this includes consideration of the issue of a donor egg. last year, the state visited our department here. he instructed us to create a bank of germ cells on the basis of our center, which we did. we now have a choice of donors, starti

i think that at that time molecular genetic diagnostics were not yet so developed in order to accuratelyritance was; this is because this disease can occur tragically, that is, it is not accidentally connected with the fact that moms and dads had what -something defective genes or breakdowns. this is simply due to the fact that in the process its development broke down, no one is to blame. it didn't depend on anyone. it just happened that way. well, you have to keep in mind that it may be an option that some kind of gene in the parents really was broken. it just showed up in one of the kids. through the generation this disease can be transmitted. it can take on a family character, even if it was a random mutation, not hereditary, but galina has no one in your family. uh, in the family i found out they ask, does the crystal man have success with women in the queue at the beginning of the house ? then build a stable income, and then i said several times that i am not for these purposes , people are connected to each other by electric current, look in a couple of minutes. the black dog has

questions their further onset of pregnancy is a carrier of a certain genetic pathology.in which either the presence of an egg is impossible to ripen directly by itself, or roughly speaking, the maternal egg carries a fairly large risk, there is 75% there, let's say, a serious genetic disease that is there in the genus is transmitted somewhere, naturally immediately. this includes consideration of the issue of a donor egg. last year, the state department of pripyat, he instructed us to create a bank of germ cells on the basis of our center, which we did. we now have a choice of donors, starting with donor eggs and ending with the choice of sperm. for storage of biological material, it is stored under special conditions in liquid fuel oil at a temperature of -196°c. here we have different things available for embryos in married couples also for sperm and eggs. patients who require surgical care for the treatment of infertility is directly addressed again to our gynecological department. it is already carried out on high-tech equipment. this endosurgical laparoscopic rack n

this is also part of genetics. but it leads to uh otterosclerosis. how much atherosclerosis and catastrophes on the basis of this sclerosis heart attack stroke largely depends on genetics , too, we do not fight cholesterol. we are fighting high cholesterol with bad cholesterol. cholesterol-free vegetable oil is healthier than regular vegetable oil. i don’t know any vegetable oil with their cholesterol, any vegetable oil is cholesterol-free, so it’s like writing a marketing ploy, for example. i don't know how to write on a cup of coffee, without eggs, well, it's clear that without eggs. and where is coffee with eggs , so what does vegetable oil do? it lowers bad cholesterol, and you and i should know what to eat. bad cholesterol, that's it. which settles the vessels clogs them and causes atherosclerosis. we call it low density. he is light. he is like foam, he is in the blood. you know, how, how, how such a foam, when you cook soup. here she threw the meat, this dirty foam rises, this bad cholesterol, and there is good cholesterol, which, as it were,

testing and counseling about your genetic risk. evert had. we have done some studies at sloan-kettering that show that women of color are less likely to have access to genetic testing, less likely to be counseled to get genetic testing. we want all people to know that if you have a family history of cancer, ask your clinician about getting genetic testing for cancer. amna: what about men? if they have a family history, a blood relative who is positive for the brca 1 or brca 2 gene? does that carry a risk for men? >> eyes with some other genes associated with increasedisk for ovarian cancer, the risk is not limited to ovarian cancer. with brca 1 and brca 2, there is an increased risk for prostate cancer, pancreatic cancer, and some of the other genes include -- associated with risk for ovarian cancer, increased risk of: and bladder cancer. for men as well as women, for all people with history of cancer, it is critical to take advantage of the new technology, to get the genetic testing and counseling done. there are things you can do

and forensics search for criminals based on molecular genetics data, the study of the genetics of the appearance of age and mental features of the possibility of dna are very large by dna, you can determine the appearance of a person and age and are predisposed to diseases in which we spoke, but in particular in our laboratory, if such a project as a definition of the psycho-emotional characteristics of a person by dna. that is, did this person have? uh, there's this whole man, he might be a criminal. he is still alive aggression genes or vice versa, he is phlegmatic, because we know that a child can be born in a phlegmatic or choleric and can do it on the basis of either phlegmatic or vice versa, that is, genes play a huge role in what kind of psycho-emotional features a child has and a person’s future and, of course, it is very important to determine by dna to be able to determine by dna who we are with we are dealing with what kind of person, moreover, it is even possible to determine whether the crime was committed in a state of passion or e. advance new familiar thought hmm and p

testing, less likely to be counseled to get genetic testing. so we really want women and all people to know that if you have a family history of cancer, ask your clinician about getting to nested -- getting genetic testing for cancer. amna: what about men? if they have a blood relative for the brca 1 or 2 gene, does that carry a risk for men as well? dr. brown: bcra 1 and brca 2, as with some othe rgenes associated with cancer, the risk is not limited to just ovarian cancer. there's also an increased risk for pancreatic cancer, prostat cancer. for some other genes like lynch syndrome, this is an increased risk for colon cancer, bladder cancer. for men as well as women, for all who have family histories of these cancers, it is so critical to take advantage of the new technology, to get genetic testing and counseling done. then you know there are things you can do to reduce your risk. amna: what are some of those things? dr. brown: there are some very simple things, particularly for young women. itight be surprising for the audience to know but o

uh, very often we take samples of genetic material.these are completely small, completely small pieces of wing skin. this is necessary to study the genetic structure of the bat population. we are doing these things in our laboratory. if everything is in order with the animal, then the animal is placed in such a bag and sent for the winter.

genetic diagnostics is carried out . in order to become a donor, a man must be from 18 to 35 years old. uh, in the absence of bad habits, a woman from 18 to 32 years old with a child and the absence of bad habits as well. within the walls of the clinic, we managed to arrange a conversation with an egg donor, given the obligatory anonymity of the donor, which is regulated by law, the story of what drives the donor to be incognito, my very close friend faced infertility problems. and it so happened that i constantly supported her and was with her along the way. and in the end, she did not have to resort to donor cells. they succeeded with their cells, but i delved deeper into this topic, i learned that there is such a technology. and when i saw all her experiences, there were tears. here are all the failed attempts. i thought that well i have no problem. that's it in this area of ​​health. why couldn't i help people who cannot have a child, the noblest mission, but personally does not leave me. the question, as well as bei

we were talking about genetic adaptation, hero week efforts to create genetic material. i want to switch to you, edith. one of the things is it's hard for us to imagine the true expanse of some of these ecosystems we are talking about. you mentioned briefly in passing that the mid water is one of the largest ecosystems on the planet. can you help us really understand what that means? edith: so, the most incredible thing to me is how little of the ocean we have actually explored. the number you hear sometimes is we have only explored 5%. that's not right. that was based on mapping from a remote sensing device at the surface of the ocean, not actually visiting the place. we are of two closer to 30% now and that. but if you are talking about actually visiting, just the bottom of the ocean, not even the huge volume above it, only .05%. our usual protocol as humans is to explore a place and then exploit it. in the ocean we have reversed that. we are exploiting it before we have explored it. just decimating the fish population, dragging nets across the bottom that turn unbelie

our center is a premier institution in terms of medical genetics, well, an opportunity for patients totact our family planning department to dispel all their doubts that someone in the family had some kind of disease. yes, and he somewhere implicitly thought it will invest it. and the child teaches them that they will not receive some kind of severe hereditary disease. therefore, such couples also have such an opportunity to receive full-fledged medical genetic counseling, and then planning their further pregnancy in a different way is carrier of a particular genetic disorder. yes, in which either the presence of an egg is impossible to ripen directly by itself, or roughly speaking, the maternal egg carries a fairly high risk, there is 75% there, let's say, a serious genetic disease that is there in the genus somewhere is transmitted, of course, immediately a recommendation. this includes the consideration of the issue of a donor egg last year by the head of state when visiting our department here. he instructed us to create a bank of germ cells on base of our center, which we did. we

right now genetic examination will answer the question.a, you have a word in the second envelope, the result of a genetic examination, which will give an unequivocal answer to the question. does 29-year-old anatoly martishev have a two-year-old son from the former mistress, the man intends to recognize his son and pay him alimony if the dna test confirms their relationship, but i am sure that the former cheated on him not only with her husband, but also with other men. anatoly , you are maxim's father. i'm waiting for the result. it's time for truth i open this envelope. alleged father anatoly martyshev alleged son maxim the probability that 2 years ago it was you anatoly who should have met anastasia from the hospital, since she gave birth to your heir, is 99.9% anatoly father upset no. not upset, well father father said. hear a different result, because your child does not know the father, but there is some fault of mine. so, maybe somehow you need to start. especially strong in any way. i am also with dasha also a husband and wife, we h

our center is the premier institution in terms of medical genetics.l the opportunity for patients to contact our department family planning to dispel all your doubts. someone in the family had some kind of disease. yes, and he somewhere latently thought it lays down. and it’s better if your child doesn’t get some serious hereditary disease. therefore, such couples also have the opportunity to receive full-fledged medical genetic counseling, and then plan differently. questions their further onset of pregnancy is a carrier of a certain genetic pathology. yes, in which a or the presence of an egg, maturation is impossible either directly or roughly speaking, uh, the maternal egg carries a fairly large risk, there is 75% there is more, uh, let's say , a serious genetic disease that is there in the family somewhere , naturally, immediately a recommendation is transmitted. this including consideration of the issue of donor eggs. last year, the state visited our department here. he instructed us to create a bank of germ cells on the basis of our center, whi

results of genetic examination i invite our dna specialist to the studio . gubkina, who deliberately proved to her former lover arkady that their third attempt to build a relationship was crowned with the birth of a son of the novel. but arkady himself doubts his paternity, since irina did not tell him from pregnancy, but only wrote that she gave birth to a son nine months later. after cheating on arcadia with another, now the man intends to record himself son, but only if a dna test confirms their relationship irina who is the father of your son arkady do you still doubt your property? it's time to find out, the result of the dna test, i open the envelope. arkady will not be satisfied, who refuses to recognize the boy without a genetic examination. and we will know everything. watch today at 19:00 et the united states is developing a plan for large-scale sanctions against official beijing how will china respond the meeting in samarkand the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization opened in uzbekistan who joins the union see tonight at 19:00. and on t

uh, very often we take samples of genetic material.hat is, these are completely small, completely small pieces of wing skin. this is necessary for study of the genetic structure of the population of bats. we are doing this in our laboratory. if everything is in order with the animal, then the animal is placed in such a bag and sent for the winter. here, in an ordinary chamber of an ordinary household refrigerator, at a temperature of plus five, those animals that we considered necessary to hibernate overwinter. in winter it is not with us in individual bags. the bags were once sewn for us by volunteers. each bag is numbered. we monitor each animal individually, that is, periodically every few weeks. we extract animals very quickly weighed, inspected and put back into hibernation. this species. it was also considered migratory; moreover, it was such a classic migrant, only at the beginning , one can even say in the middle of the 2000s, we began to find it on wintering grounds in belarus. in belarus, so far, it is not found much. this is

>> genetic that we know of.few years ago. >> that's a lot. >> they have embryos on ice that they can use at any given time. >> what do you think would most surprise people to learn about egg donation? >> the lack of regulation, the ability for me to have dozens and dozens and dozens of children in all the same cities. >> the american society of reproductive medicine's practice guidelines limit an egg donor to six cycles in their lifetime. and there are suggested caps on offspring from an individual sperm or egg donor. >> the american society of reproductive medicine, they have a recommendation. 25 offspring per 800,000 people in the population. >> so, doing that math, in the greater bay area in california, with a population around 7.5 million, the hypothetical limit for one donor who followed asrm's guidelines could be as high as 234 children. this doctor is the chief medical officer for california cryo bank, one of the largest sperm banks in the world. >> back in the '80s and '90s, sperm banks sevened a communi

she knew that prosecution's case, that dna testing, the genetic genealogy was complicated.ata. >> i taught fifth grade. i know how hard it is to teach somebody something. you have to repeat it over and over and over again. i'm concerned about that. >> thank you. >> as it turned out, the jury reached a quick verdict. judge hoover read the decision allowed. >> we, the jury, find the defendant jerry lynn burns guilty of the charge of murder in the first degree. >> how did he take it, the verdict? >> i think he was shocked, to. he was very much expecting to come home. >> don, you're in court for the verdict? >> i was surprised at the verdict. i had a hard time believing that the jury sat down and even reviewed the case. >> three hours? >> yeah. >> not even three. >> i couldn't believe they came back with a verdict they did. >> outside the courthouse, john and janel were emotional. >> to finally have the closure on this and to actually no -- i wish my parents could be here to see this. >> we left cedar rapids -- but cedar rapids never left us. >> i could feel the pressure of 40

and forensics, the search for criminals based on the data of molecular genetics, the study of the genetics of the appearance of age and mental characteristics, the possibilities of dna are very large ; dna can determine the appearance of a person and age and diseases that we talked about, but in particular in our laboratory, if such a project as determining the psycho- emotional characteristics of a person by dna. that is, did this person have, huh? or there is this whole person, he may be a criminal. he is still alive. the genes of aggression or vice versa, he is phlegmatic, because we know that a child can be born in a phlegmatic or choleric and no upbringing can come from a phlegmatic or vice versa, that is, genes play a huge role in, uh, what psycho- emotional features in a child and in the future in a person, and, of course, it is very important to determine by dna to be able to determine by dna who we are dealing with, what kind of person , moreover, you can even determine whether a crime has been committed a state of passion or e. advance new familiar thought out? and prepared, when

well, who is delayed, and if you have a genetic disposition, who does not have very often very oftenon of this meloid deposits goes with pronounced masculine. changes in vascular changes in the brain and now another theory is that this is such a state of each other, provoking that artferosis of small vessels of their inflammation leads to increased deposition of meloid. so what is this one? let's keep in mind that yes, among all the causes of dementia. there are still such lewy bodies that are also deposited with protein, that is, there are a lot of varieties of dementia. among them, the gamer's disease is in the lead, but since we cannot understand. where does she come from yes, we understand that she is genetically determined, there was even a marker for the definition of this miloid, there special protein. we determined, i say, yes , i have increased risks, then we saw that they did not correct very much, but began to look. and what else, besides genetics, it turned out that smoking different types of pesticides pollute the environment, but you also know how it is compared here an

we took a comment simplex virus and we changed the genetics of- and we changed the genetics of that virusnces from the virus with things that could be used as treatment for cancers. so we put in genes that would simile the bodies immune system, to fight cancer, and we also put in the ability of that virus to manufacture and immunotherapy drug inside the cancer itself, so rather than having to give that drug as an injection of the virus makes it for us within the tumour, and so we treated patients with direct injections into the tumours, initially just with the verizon injections into the tumours, initiallyjust with the verizon its own, and then with the virus plus a standard immunotherapy. and in the first phase we saw dramatic responses in three of the nine patients, and in the study with immunotherapy, we saw the patients who previously had progressive disease when receiving those same therapies, a number of those patients had substantial responses of their disease, so this is encouraging data that really points the way to further trials. find encouraging data that really points the way

a resident of sochi underwent a genetic examination with her brother to find out if they don’t want one turned out that there is no great relationship between them at all. elena semyonova contacted us. why did you decide to do a dna test with your brother? well, all my life i lived in such doubts, because my mother said, sometimes we have natural fathers, sometimes not relatives. and when mom didn't . i nevertheless decided to do this test, that is, your desire was to find out if you have only one father. yes, we have the same last name. and my patronymic is different, vladimirovna. they didn't have viktorovich dna. it is clear that your dad is different times different, her middle name is small all the time there were different versions, then we have one father, then we have different fathers, and therefore these doubts. i wanted to know, for sure, how many children are in the family in general, there are three moods. yes, and mom never told, neither dad, nor mom, there was nothing at all, there were no such conversations, let's start with this never. here, and her mother always had di

with a probability of up to 99%, vera andreevna solomennaya has no genetic connection with erokhin.hin is not your daughter. what do you mean not mine? you know, i think i remember you could not get pregnant, so you turned to the services of a surrogate mother. i am very glad that you remembered me so, please explain to me how i am not the genetic mother of this girl. i'm sorry we made several attempts. well all your eggs turned out to be out life. so we decided that now i'm doing this nonsense for the first and last time . brought money . i need guarantees that you will delete all copies. you'll have to take my word for it. believe you think i'm an idiot, you have no other way out one is what? that's all. let's go wait

right now genetic examination will answer the question.ng to vladimir, being officially married to him, tatyana started an affair on the side and gave birth to a child from her lover mikhail komlev, mikhail himself refused to be present in the studio today, but handed over his biological material for genetic examination. the man's sister is sure a dna test will not confirm his relationship by a judge, since tatyana herself admitted that she did not give birth to a son from him. tatyana do you remember who the father of your son ilya is, mikhail petrovich nina, you still think, otherwise we'll see. let's find out the truth, i'm opening this envelope. supposed father mikhail komlev, alleged son ilya sychev , the probability that your brother has a son and that means you have a sixteen-year-old nephew is 9/10% nina congratulations. do you have a nephew? are you glad, of course, would like to be with him communicate i. i don’t mind that my children have blood relations, blood parents, well, glad tatyana is the father of the second child, who i

of the vavilov institute of general genetics finally gave a written conclusion.paper that i received on the basis of i’m not an expert on this, but i see that here great-grandfather is a grandson, that is, alexander iii and i, as it were, so to speak, presumably 35 e and 17/100% relationship with nicholas ii is genetically estimated at only 7.5% a little, but yuri’s blood connection the seminary with the romanovs in total is more than 42%. at the same time, the scientists themselves admit that their research is incomplete; we are talking, let's say, about comparing grandfather and, uh, grandson. yes, but from the grandfather we have a daughter, and the daughter has a grandson. that is, a women's line appeared here. igor chromosomes. we do not compare can. mom's dna has not been isolated. it should have been singled out, they didn't, so here 57% of the rest, as they are called, are not related individuals , individuals. what are you talking about documents? this suggests that, firstly, an incorrect uh analysis, and secondly, mom's dna to study and compare with the