Research
Research
19
May
2020
Secrets of the internal human cell cytoskeleton revealed
New insights into how human cells stimulate the production of microtubules, a fundamental building block of life.
08
May
2020
New therapeutic targets for infertility and cancer revealed
CRG researchers share the result of the most comprehensive evolutionary analysis of RNA modification proteins to date.
05
May
2020
New therapeutic targets for treating memory impairment in Down syndrome
Researchers reveal how brain alterations in mice with Down's syndrome respond to chronic treatment with a component of green tea.
06
Apr
2020
Technology key for success of the Human Cell Atlas Project is benchmarked
The results will help aid reproducibility efforts in single cell sequencing, an area of intensive research.
03
Apr
2020
How do sperm and egg fuse together? New funding to uncover mysteries of fertilisation
Verena Ruprecht's lab has been awarded funding from the Human Frontier Science Program
02
Apr
2020
Mysterious ancestor finds new place in humanity's family tree
The CRG-UPF Proteomics Unit has played a vital role in the analysis of an eight hundred thousand-year-old human fossil.
27
Mar
2020
CRG standardises COVID-19 data analysis to aid international research efforts
The publicly-available, free-to-use resource can be used by researchers from around the world to study how different variations of the virus grow, mutate and make proteins.
16
Mar
2020
How brain cells lay down infrastructure to grow and create memories
New research shows the molecular machinery that enables the shape, growth and movement of neurons. It is the first time scientists have revealed how the brain shuttles genetic code within its...
05
Feb
2020
The most comprehensive map of cancer genomes to date reveals mutations decades before a tumour appears
CNAG-CRG scientists publish alongside a consortium of 1,300 scientists describing the most comprehensive map of cancer genomes from 38 types of tumours to date.
04
Feb
2020
A comprehensive list of cancer driver genes published in Nature Genetics
Weghorn Lab describes 460 cancer driver genes, uncovering tumor-gene associations that had not been previously identified.
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New insights into how human cells stimulate the production of microtubules, a fundamental building block of life.
CRG researchers share the result of the most comprehensive evolutionary analysis of RNA modification proteins to date.
Researchers reveal how brain alterations in mice with Down's syndrome respond to chronic treatment with a component of green tea.
The results will help aid reproducibility efforts in single cell sequencing, an area of intensive research.
Verena Ruprecht's lab has been awarded funding from the Human Frontier Science Program
The CRG-UPF Proteomics Unit has played a vital role in the analysis of an eight hundred thousand-year-old human fossil.
The publicly-available, free-to-use resource can be used by researchers from around the world to study how different variations of the virus grow, mutate and make proteins.
New research shows the molecular machinery that enables the shape, growth and movement of neurons. It is the first time scientists have revealed how the brain shuttles genetic code within its...
CNAG-CRG scientists publish alongside a consortium of 1,300 scientists describing the most comprehensive map of cancer genomes from 38 types of tumours to date.
Weghorn Lab describes 460 cancer driver genes, uncovering tumor-gene associations that had not been previously identified.