Footage Cosmonautics. A cure from outer space. (2015)
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An unusual package was sent to the ISS with the crew of the Soyuz TMA-17M spacecraft.
The mini-laboratory will be deployed directly in orbit, in the Japanese scientific module "Kibo".
Weightlessness conditions are very suitable for protein crystallization, which scientists plan to use as a medicine against tumors.
In addition to the Japanese Space Agency, Russian institutes of crystallography, cytology, and biopreparations take part in these experiments.
The experiment will last two months, and by September scientists will receive samples of the necessary sizes for further research and new scientific discoveries already on Earth.
Interview: Inna Kuranova, Alexey Voloshin, Yoshi Wada, Head of the Protein Biochemistry Laboratory of the Research Institute of Especially Pure Biological Products Alexander Ishchenko, Director of the Research Institute of Especially Pure Biological Products Andrey Simbirtsev.
Personnel:
Kononenko O.D. - test cosmonaut, Hero of the Russian Federation, Hero of Turkmenistan. Kuranova I.P. - Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Chief Researcher of the Laboratory of X-ray Methods of Analysis and Synchrotron Radiation of the Institute of Crystallography of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Voloshin A.E. - Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Deputy Director of the Institute of Crystallography of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Yoshio (Yoshio) Wada is a Japanese scientist, engineer, director of the Moscow branch of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). Simbirtsev A.S. - Candidate of Biological Sciences, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director of the Research Institute of Especially Pure Biological Products.
Calendar: 07.25.2015