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08
Jul
2019
CRG researchers create 3D genome maps to find genetic mechanisms associated with type-2 diabetes
Scientists at the Centre for Genomic Regulation open up new ways of developing personalised treatments for type-2 diabetes
17
Jun
2019
A new tool that makes it possible to adapt treatment for patients with cardiogenic shock has been developed
Cardiogenic shock is a possible complication of serious heart attack involving an associated mortality rate of approximately 50% of all cases
13
Jun
2019
Gene editing opens up the way for new treatments for currently incurable diseases
On 13 and 14 June, CosmoCaixa Barcelona will be hosting a meeting between researchers and the foremost international experts in synthetic biology, convened by B·Debate, an initiative of Biocat and...
04
Jun
2019
How genes interact to build tissues and organisms
A group of scientists at the National Centre for Genomic Analysis (CNAG-CRG) from the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), in Barcelona, Spain, led by Holger Heyn, developed a new computational...
15
Maig
2019
The importance of genome architecture for cell identity
How cells acquire different identities has long fascinated biologists.
29
Apr
2019
CRG researchers design a new method to probe tissues in living organisms
The new method is based on magnetic forces that allows the researchers to access living organisms.
26
Apr
2019
It has been proved that African populations crossbred with other extinct humans
From the study of the DNA of present-day African populations, an international team of scientists has found that they had offspring with an extinct archaic population.
01
Apr
2019
The inflammation connection: Newly-discovered link between biological processes reveals a novel way to control inflammation
New biological findings point towards a new avenue for the development of anti-inflammatory drugs
07
Feb
2019
RNAs play key role in protein aggregation and in neurodegenerative disease, according to new research
New research reveals RNAs, which are crucial for cells to produce proteins, are also involved in protein aggregation, where proteins do not fold properly and ‘clump’ together into aggregates.
30
Jan
2019
Researchers have identified proteins that control mucous production and suggest clues to treating colon and airway diseases
New research at Malhotra lab reveals how cells control quantities of mucin released and could become a new avenue to treat several mucin-related diseases.
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Scientists at the Centre for Genomic Regulation open up new ways of developing personalised treatments for type-2 diabetes
Cardiogenic shock is a possible complication of serious heart attack involving an associated mortality rate of approximately 50% of all cases
On 13 and 14 June, CosmoCaixa Barcelona will be hosting a meeting between researchers and the foremost international experts in synthetic biology, convened by B·Debate, an initiative of Biocat and...
A group of scientists at the National Centre for Genomic Analysis (CNAG-CRG) from the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), in Barcelona, Spain, led by Holger Heyn, developed a new computational...
How cells acquire different identities has long fascinated biologists.
The new method is based on magnetic forces that allows the researchers to access living organisms.
From the study of the DNA of present-day African populations, an international team of scientists has found that they had offspring with an extinct archaic population.
New biological findings point towards a new avenue for the development of anti-inflammatory drugs
New research reveals RNAs, which are crucial for cells to produce proteins, are also involved in protein aggregation, where proteins do not fold properly and ‘clump’ together into aggregates.
New research at Malhotra lab reveals how cells control quantities of mucin released and could become a new avenue to treat several mucin-related diseases.