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Saturday, June 17, 2023

albums

получил сегодня, теперь становятся понятными, статистические выверты, предприянтые командой:

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Wednesday, June 14, 2023

something happened this spring

что-то случилось этой весною летом


13724 было в ноябре 2020, и это был рекорд,
а теперь 14171 и это ещё половина месяца не кончилась — видимо, какие-то изменения в сборе статистики (если прежний уровень не вернётся)

Wednesday, July 14, 2021

‘Inflammation clock’ can reveal body’s biological age

Using machine learning, researchers created a tool that might help doctors improve people’s healthy lifespan.


Max Kozlov

Healthy people can have a biological age lower than their chronological one.

A new type of age ‘clock’ can assess chronic inflammation to predict whether someone is at risk of developing age-related disorders such as cardiovascular and neurodegenerative disease. The clock measures ‘biological age’, which takes health into consideration and can be higher or lower than a person’s chronological age.

The inflammatory ageing clock (iAge), reported on 12 July in Nature Aging1, is one of the first tools of its kind to use inflammation to assess health. Other age clocks have used epigenetic markers, chemical groups that tag a person’s DNA as they age and are passed along as cells divide. The researchers who developed iAge hope that, because inflammation is treatable, the tool could help doctors determine who would benefit from intervention — potentially extending the number of years a person lives in good health.

The study “is a further reinforcement of the fact that the immune system is critical, not only for predicting unhealthy ageing, but also as a mechanism driving it”, says Vishwa Deep Dixit, an immunobiologist at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, who was not involved in the work.

Keeping time


iAge is based on the idea that as a person ages, their body experiences chronic, systemic inflammation because their cells become damaged and emit inflammation-causing molecules. This ultimately leads to wear and tear on their tissues and organs. People who have a healthy immune system will be able to neutralize this inflammation to some extent, whereas others will age faster.

To develop iAge, a team including systems biologist David Furman and vascular specialist Nazish Sayed at Stanford University in California analysed blood samples from 1,001 people aged 8–96 who are part of the 1000 Immunomes Project, which aims to investigate how signatures of chronic, systemic inflammation change as people age. The researchers used the participants’ chronological ages and health information, combined with a machine-learning algorithm, to identify the protein markers in blood that most clearly signal systemic inflammation. In particular, they pinpointed the immune-signalling protein, or cytokine, CXCL9 as a top contributor; it is mainly produced by the inner lining of blood vessels and has been associated with the development of heart disease.

Sayed says that CXCL9 being a key component of iAge gives new credence to the adage that “you’re only as old as your arteries”.

After developing it, the researchers tested iAge by collecting the blood of 19 people who had lived to at least 99 years old, and using the tool to calculate their biological age. On average, the centenarians had an iAge 40 years lower than their actual age, according to a press release — aligning with the idea that people with healthier immune systems tend to live longer.

Ageing gracefully


Scientists have long explored the idea of age clocks as a predictor of how healthy a person currently is. Epigenetics-based research in this area has shown some promise2, but María Mittelbrunn, a molecular biologist at the Autonomous University of Madrid, says that evaluating a person’s biological age by measuring epigenetic changes to their DNA can be complicated. Measuring inflammation with a blood test would be easier, making a tool such as iAge more practical for a clinical setting.

Furman hopes that iAge and other age clocks based on inflammation might enable personalized treatments, too.

When examining CXCL9 as a biomarker of systemic inflammation, Furman and his colleagues grew human endothelial cells, which make up the walls of blood vessels, in a dish and artificially aged them by letting them divide repeatedly. The researchers saw that high levels of the protein drove the cells into a dysfunctional state. When the team silenced expression of the gene that encodes CXCL9, the cells regained some function, suggesting that the protein’s harmful effects might be reversible.

If caught early, “inflammation is one of the best things we can treat”, says Mittelbrunn. “We have developed amazing anti-inflammatory tools, so I think it’s a biological process that we have a lot of knowledge about and can target easily.” For instance, researchers have long known about salicylic acid (a starting material for making aspirin), and have more recently developed JAK/STAT inhibitors for inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis .

Sayed envisions a future in which anyone can undergo inflammatory-biomarker profiling on a regular basis to keep tabs on their risk of developing age-related disease. “If we can control ageing in a more impactful way,” he says, “I think we can have a more graceful ageing process.”

doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-021-01915-x


Friday, February 19, 2021

zen vs blogger

Итак, дано: 

Кто более матери ценен?

Поживём увидим, как говорят слепые

Петрушка в ссылках: одна — рабочая, другая — нет, а болг-то должно быть глобальным, а не оральным, о котором сейчас много говорят. Сначала вписался, а теперь уже не могу — ну, и хер с ним.  Я же не путен.

+ опыт с яндексом у меня уже был, и он меня так же прекрасно забанил. Потом уже ушол из ЖЖ, практически. Теперь гуголь на очереди. Не хотелось бы, но — см выше, как грят слепые.

пояснения 2хлетней давности, часть уже в прошлом:

Yuri Timofeev
February 19, 2018 ·

Самое страшное в блокировке на месяц, что с некоторыми важными людьми я был связан только в чате ФБ, а его тоже блокируют (это в прошлом). Но с помощью Дмитрий Борко, Владимир Варфоломеев , Boris Denisov, Veruška Volf все были оповещены, за что им всем большое спасибо.
Изучая не только из-за этого политику Фейсбука могу вас заверить, что Цукерберг окончательно охуел от монополизма и в дальнейшем все будет только хуже. Например, при наличии некоторых слов в тексте понижается его выдача в ленты (в ближайшее время вы будете видеть все меньше постов тов Аркадий Бабченко - подробности в комменте, а то понизят в выдаче), а теперь официально объявлено, что приоритет в выдаче будет для постов реальных друзей и членов семьи. Показ постов со страниц, на которые вы сами в здравом уме подписались, чтобы их читать, будет снижен с 5% до 4%.
Поэтому рекомендую читать ленту в Твиттере, там она формируется хронологически, а ссылка на пост в фб публикуется автоматически. Я там: https://twitter.com/hegtor

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

a week of the fb ban

каждый заголовок, то-есть то, что жырным шрифтом и буквы побольше — тыц абелен, цвет рояли не играет, мелкими — прашто
  

fb personal

тут написано, за что забанили, за hate speech, btw — такшта: шутки в сторону
лучше бы дома сидели, но этто не только их касается
про хотелку, вместо которой растёт страшылка — как всегда и как лучше
про счёт пандемии, кто, как и что считает (из Nature, аднака)
пох оже, что таки единственная, куда перепись записана, и проводят уже больше 200 лет — самая длинная переписная история, Новый Свет btw
а у разнополых, практично у всех
завидуют все, но в тряпочку
про нехту и РБ
про смертность от ковида, но не в Швеции, а под оккупацией
тоже в связи с пандемией и гриппом.ру
влияние эпидемии на обращене к врачам, в частности. беременных

Researchers highlight ‘questionable’ data in Russian coronavirus vaccine trial results

и даже в области балета вакцины, да, чоуштам — ва всех
но нам нет приград, ни в суши, Нина Море
запишите на Ваш магнитофон: пенсии будут повышены выше инфляции
не пей кололоку, думай об Африке
«Подлецы любят честных людей...»
хочешь мира — готовься к борьбе за него
с чего начали, туда же и вернулись: как нам обустроить РабКрИн

Friday, June 26, 2020

Demography is not limited


Demography science is not limited to the study of population distribution by age. Demographers can help elucidate other sources of between- and within-age variations in social distancing levels and infection, hospitalizations, and fatality rates as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 spreads in different settings. Besides chronic diseases, other potential factors include population density, household size and composition, hygienic and sanitary conditions, access to healthcare services, case notification systems, migration and displacement patterns, interregional inequalities, labor-market structure, economic disparities and welfare programs, endemic and other epidemic diseases, early-life conditions, epigenetic mechanisms, and immunosenescence.

Нам нет пре град — это, конечно, верно, но и шютка, с другой стороны
Будущее принадлежит не физике, а таким коротким и быстрым статьям на интернете (как по ссылке). Не знаю за физику, но демография, имхо, в струе, хотя скрепа крепка.

Monday, March 9, 2020

something has happened

Туркмения
Что с Туркменией?
Это просмотры блога по странам, Туркмении не было никогда

Wednesday, May 1, 2019

new record high

не знаю, почему так получилось
видимо, в пару-тройку индексаций угодил
но новый рекорд

Tuesday, February 19, 2019

what a day !

Если отвлечься от 1го места, то дальше — торжество интерсекссианальнага пост колониализьма :)

Monday, February 11, 2019

Monday, January 7, 2019

Russian in England and Wales

вопрос вполне разумный возник вчера по поводу предыдущего поста
This dataset provides 2011 estimates that classify usual residents aged 3 and over in England and Wales by their main language. The estimates are as at census day, 27 March 2011.

This is the first time (как и в нашем случае) this information has been available from the census. Estimates are used to help central government, local authorities and the NHS allocate resources and provide services for non-English speakers. It also helps public service providers effectively target the delivery of their services. For example, translation and interpretation services and material in alternative languages.

Main LanguageTotalUrban (total)Urban major conurbationUrban minor conurbationUrban city and townUrban city and town in a sparse settingRural (total)Rural town and fringeRural town and fringe in a sparse settingRural villageRural village in a sparse settingRural hamlet and isolated dwellingsRural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting
All usual residents aged 3 and over53,961,45143,913,17117,992,0021,834,47423,945,023141,67210,048,2804,687,215287,0432,862,851293,9761,673,183244,012
English (English or Welsh if in Wales)49,808,18539,919,67415,470,3651,722,82222,589,122137,3659,888,5114,610,593281,2002,821,528290,8801,642,696241,614
Welsh/Cymraeg (in England only)8,2486,6563,0171873,432201,592683195201133821
Other UK language: Total4,7704,0851,9831261,95719685267342063012919
Gaelic (Irish)1,5591,437894454935122502454201
Gaelic (Scottish)58512602507113020
Manx Gaelic33311731012200000
Gaelic (Not otherwise specified)51645128111159065242191181
Cornish557315340280124283185919567
Scots1,5861,3874696084612199907645258
Gypsy/Traveller languages461413262714404817416182
French147,099138,783100,8412,45435,3881008,3163,7351382,4201591,742122
Portuguese133,453128,12983,5891,69442,7451015,3243,108931,1875783742
Spanish120,222114,10681,6611,84530,521796,1162,8691581,711981,19783
Other European Language (EU): Total1,186,2881,115,605583,32731,817497,7992,66270,68333,6123,42017,2661,74713,3781,260
Italian92,24188,21259,5311,34827,255784,0292,003631,1245874833
German77,24068,50639,1621,44127,7691348,7343,7442202,5461931,821210
Polish546,174517,392228,65817,634269,5201,58028,78215,2791,9555,7548914,412491
Slovak50,48547,62320,8212,82223,905752,8621,2601817457855642
Czech29,36327,40913,8161,18312,361491,954862685274642922
Romanian67,58664,47346,23573917,406933,1131,2871747427977556
Lithuanian85,46981,28444,3681,54435,288844,1851,9601661,1626479142
Latvian31,52329,5289,3971,02819,026771,9959171224535441138
Hungarian44,36541,09521,80496518,1591673,2701,4831928227961381
Bulgarian38,49636,65926,1755109,8121621,837825883772448736
Greek50,20548,39333,9491,42212,983391,812705254301762411
Dutch26,65722,88713,0314979,312473,7701,478891,2529176694
Swedish19,21117,59612,0082405,328201,615657244832638639
Danish9,9718,6735,2091153,336131,298486164552328929
Finnish6,5925,9653,5241032,32414627289131721312317
Estonian3,3983,1411,734631,325192571139861417
Slovenian1,2351,15963543479276400112212
Maltese3,1082,8281,432631,33032801579632427
Any other European Language (EU)2,9692,7821,838578816187676626433
Other European Language (non EU): Total65,67963,18545,6061,16716,330822,4941,079616853858843
Albanian32,42531,97525,7175875,669245022661431704
Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian14,16413,7439,1602114,3684421202141117834
Ukrainian6,5786,1643,9492171,99084141581110761248
Any other Eastern European Language (non EU)1,7351,6581,05415587277460160141
Northern European Language (non EU)10,7779,6455,7261373,716661,132447303082429726
Other European Language (non-national): Total4,6164,5604,3842174056210101240
Romani language (any)6295754191155054210101220
Yiddish3,9873,9853,96511902000020
Russian67,36663,29435,1921,50226,525754,0721,8861331,0037891161
Turkish99,42396,82277,2421,87017,649612,6011,4541326302633821
Arabic159,290155,753106,6118,58540,484733,5371,688809247371656
West/Central Asian Language: Total184,665182,117131,6986,89643,485382,5481,203367222354618
Hebrew6,2075,9595,0193989832481243701473
Kurdish48,23947,71730,5182,56714,62665222262115661076
Persian/Farsi76,39175,29656,1892,69416,400131,095563832391866
Pashto40,27740,00830,2121,2838,50672691412706500
West/Central Asian Language (all other)13,55113,1379,7603133,0559414149210311563
South Asian Language: Total1,296,8331,278,068867,26427,817382,60738018,7659,4865175,6592322,744127
Urdu268,680266,639187,03210,63968,935332,04197735584542515
Hindi45,75744,58029,0371,13014,379341,17759521341520510
Panjabi273,231270,132180,2497,42682,441163,0991,656428661650613
Pakistani Pahari (with Mirpuri and Potwari)21,85421,80317,6941,3862,723051150190170
Bengali (with Sylheti and Chatgaya)221,403218,938165,8722,17950,800872,4651,371945426534548
Gujarati213,094211,342135,4551,02674,85471,7521,008846742632
Marathi6,4066,2273,5591672,5010179870420491
Telugu14,65314,3878,1115665,692182661599534392
Tamil100,68999,42078,19292520,269341,2697311733671717
Malayalam36,18634,25115,15279818,1901111,9351,163106374402475
Sinhala14,73614,3179,7903014,21884192286965831
Nepalese52,78549,11122,04958626,450263,6741,2701701,8207532118
South Asian Language (all other)27,35926,92115,07268811,155643822691196735
East Asian Language: Total387,829363,507201,93716,582144,45053824,32211,2688425,9303345,526422
Mandarin Chinese22,02520,96011,7191,3547,875121,065533272791319320
Cantonese Chinese44,40441,09822,6921,70516,646553,3061,609857805170576
All other Chinese141,052132,65767,5398,98755,9302018,3953,4222791,954832,500157
Japanese27,76426,17218,9543566,823391,592709274251838825
Korean15,21814,72610,6673523,7025492190814031447
Vietnamese15,16814,69310,8814483,35410475195915231115
Thai27,36624,36911,03587112,411522,9971,469818096351956
Malay12,57611,8055,7511,0484,9802677133318271181238
Tagalog/Filipino70,34265,81335,49798629,2041264,5292,4922829117571455
East Asian Language (all other)11,91411,2147,2024753,5251270031626209712913
Oceanic/Australian language (any)1,7921,1802812287436122937222107010
North/South American language (any)1,0261,0126235384014903020
Caribbean Creole: Total51049735622119013612040
Caribbean Creole (English-based)409400282219709412020
Caribbean Creole (all other)101977412204200020
African Language: Total244,057239,361175,9657,72755,625444,6962,326731,3708580537
Amharic8,6158,5567,372291891259236171102
Tigrinya12,44312,40610,5647271,11413718411031
Somali85,91885,79569,3112,33414,1491123570460200
Krio1,1921,1849971317408602000
Akan18,41718,21514,9542073,05402021113591244
Yoruba14,91414,70612,2852342,17892081170500410
Igbo7,9467,8276,3831851,2590119602350220
Swahili/Kiswahili15,05914,6998,8393925,466236018191048535
Luganda3,4453,3912,82641524054260160120
Lingala4,9144,8994,2561345081151103010
Shona21,39520,7439,0341,26710,435765237481705932
Afrikaans11,2479,5245,207844,22851,723789215264033017
Any other Nigerian language6,6396,4754,8341871,4513164564642371
West African language (all other)9,4029,1856,4023312,44482171023776272
African language (all other)22,51121,75612,7011,3007,750575539513190221323
Other Languages: Total18,12917,28711,2593685,6555842411251972117810
All other languages18,12917,28711,2593685,6555842411251972117810
Sign Language: Total21,97119,4908,8019649,698272,4811,218746567341446
British sign language15,48714,1366,5377466,836171,351717403364718724
Sign Language (all other)2,8382,4891,232881,1654349173410311535
Any Sign Communication System3,6462,8651,0321301,6976781328302171517417