The article with the participation of trainee researchers of the laboratory was accepted for publication in the journal ‘Reports of the Academy of Sciences. Life Sciences’
The publication is devoted to the study of proteostasis regulation
D.A. Averinskaya, a member of the Laboratory of Longevity Molecular Mechanisms Research, and M.Y. Shkurnikov, Head of the Laboratory, won the contest of the best Russian-language scientific publications of the National Research University Higher School of Economics
The prize was awarded in the nomination ‘Natural Sciences’
IGFBP6 protein regulates exosome formation
A new paper by the lab team and colleagues has been published in the journal Biochimie
New potential markers for prostate cancer were discovered
MicroRNAs could be an effective alternative to existing markers
A new grant from the Ministry of Education and Science will be awarded to employees of the Laboratory for Research of Molecular Mechanisms of Longevity
Faculty research lab will help protect cheese production from bacterial starter culture pests
Head of the Laboratory of Molecular Mechanisms of Longevity defended his doctoral thesis
M. Shkurnikov's dissertation is devoted to molecular mechanisms of COVID-19 pathogenesis
A publication by HSE biology researchers was included in the top 5 popular articles of PeerJ journal
An article by scientists from the Faculty of Biology and Biotechnology at the National Research University Higher School of Economics has been named among the most frequently read articles published in the journal PeerJ in 2023. In this article, the researchers established a link between genetic features of the human immune system and the ability to effectively resist new waves of COVID-19. PeerJ is a peer-reviewed open access scientific journal covering research in the biological and medical sciences. Each year it ranks the most popular scientific papers.
Hemophagocytic syndrome and macrophages
A seminar dedicated to the study of the molecular biological aspects of the occurrence of hemophagocytic syndrome (HFS) was held in the Laboratory for Research on Molecular Mechanisms of Longevity.
