БИОИНФОРМАТИКА: КАК ПОБЕДИТЬ СМЕРТЬ и ДНК ПУШКИНА

😎 Subscribe to the channel: https://t.ly/Ae5k 🎩 I started a Telegram channel: https://t.me/borisosnova Support us: On Boosty (Russian card): https://boosty.to/osnovachannel On Patreon (foreign card):   / osnovachannel   An interesting conversation with a bioinformatician about the essence of DNA and the future of technology. During the conversation, Maria Poptsova asked me on what medium I would choose to store information that would last 1,000 years. My answer was engraving on metal plates. But Maria's solution was more paradoxical: DNA. It turns out that bio-carriers in vitro can last a very long time. Even longer than magnetic media, like modern hard drives. And, of course, this way you can preserve your genetic information for many years to come. The question is why. But still. This is just one aspect of our program today. We also discussed the cell as a city, immortality, and Pushkin's genes. Mustwatch! OSNOVA on social media: Osnova. Briefly:    / @osnovashorts   VK: https://vk.com/osnovachannel Dzen: https://dzen.ru/osnovachannel TikTok:   / osnovachannel   Instagram*:   / osnovachannel   0:00 - A digital twin of a cell 1:05 - Is DNA found in human hair? What do Pushkin and Napoleon have to do with it? 2:06 - Does the genome change over time? 3:46 - What is known about Pushkin's genome? 5:05 - The genome of the Rurik dynasty and modern celebrities. Where to watch? 6:10 - Was Pushkin African? 8:32 - How long does a cell live? How does your body renew itself throughout your life? 12:09 - Can we program a cell's life? 13:55 - Is cell immortality possible? How does the body rejuvenate? 16:50 - Cancer cells. How do they form? 18:45 - How many programs does a cell have? 20:19 - A cell is a city. What is in this city? 21:09 - What are chromosomes? 25:09 - How do proteins control the body? 27:21 - How is a cell coded? What can we understand from its code? 32:17 - How can AI help us understand the cell's program? 37:01 - The genetic computer and how it works 38:34 - How do they plan to test drugs in the future? 39:52 - How do modern human genes differ from those of the past? 43:05 - The evolution of the human gene 46:13 - "Adam and Eve never met." Why? Who was the common ancestor of women and men? 48:33 - How did species diversity arise? 50:57 - What does genetics study? 52:27 - How can RNA defeat cancer? 56:11 - Why haven't we found a cure for cancer yet? 59:08 - What is cardiogenetics? How can we genetically determine if someone has heart disease? 1:05:04 - How to preserve a genome for 1,000 years? DNA storage 1:09:05 - How to create a computer copy of a person? 1:12:05 - Neuromorphic neural networks. What are they? 1:13:30 - Kurzweil's predictions. What did he say about biotech? 1:16:22 - Different animals and plants have different genome lengths. Why? 1:17:45 - "45% of our genome is descended from viruses." Why is this important? 1:22:11 - Why did we descend from primates? 1:26:28 - Can we live forever? designated as extremist and blocked in the Russian Federation as a Meta product* **designated as an extremist organization