NOTICIAS
A technological advance can help unravel molecular factors which shape ageing and disease
It's the first time the CRG has had research represented at the most important AI forum in the world
Dr. Cedric Notredame is part of an international consortium that will study fundamental mechanisms of the disease
Some of these may be products of entirely new genes that scientists have never seen before.
Sdelci becomes the eighth CRG scientist to join the prestigious programme
Embryonic cells prepare for several futures at once
Gene starting points are extremely vulnerable to mutations which can be passed on to future generations
The tool can support diagnosis even for those with mutations never seen before
The researchers aims to grow mature brain cells for research and regenerative medicine
Dr. Markus Höpfler pictured at his lab in the Centre for Genomic Regulation