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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.
23
Dec
2019
Engineering bacteria to treat lung infection diseases
The lab of Luis Serrano was awarded a PRODUCTE grant...
20
Dec
2019
New classification system for tumours can guide diagnosis and treatment options for cancer
Genome sequencing assign tumours to one of sixteen groups, ten of which are of clinical relevance.
18
Dec
2019
Salva a animales en ‘Battle for Cattle’, un videojuego de estrategia basado en un proyecto actual de investigación
Diseña una vacuna sintética para luchar contra las bacterias mortales, en animales, de la familia Mycoplasma
02
Dec
2019
Scientists build a ‘Hubble Space Telescope’ to study the evolution of life through genome sequences
The technology can sequence vast genomic datasets and yield fresh insights into the evolution of life and pinpoint strategies for saving species at risk of extinction.
15
Nov
2019
Scientists reveal the secrets of Gigantopithecus, the largest ape that ever lived
The findings shed light on the evolutionary history and origin of hominids
28
Oct
2019
Scientists build machine learning-based algorithm to predict which cancer patients benefit from immunotherapy
The new technology’s potential is described today in Nature Genetics by researchers at IRB Barcelona, the Centre for Genomic Regulation and Radboud University
25
Sep
2019
Newly analysed almond and peach genome sequences reveal the differences of these closely related species of fruits and trees
Researchers at CNAG-CRG and CRAG have sequenced the genomes of almonds and peaches.
20
Sep
2019
Researchers perform thousands of mutations to understand amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Researchers from CRG and IBEC in Barcelona use a technique called high-throughput mutagenesis to study Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), with unexpected results.
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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.
The lab of Luis Serrano was awarded a PRODUCTE grant...
Genome sequencing assign tumours to one of sixteen groups, ten of which are of clinical relevance.
Diseña una vacuna sintética para luchar contra las bacterias mortales, en animales, de la familia Mycoplasma
The technology can sequence vast genomic datasets and yield fresh insights into the evolution of life and pinpoint strategies for saving species at risk of extinction.
The findings shed light on the evolutionary history and origin of hominids
The new technology’s potential is described today in Nature Genetics by researchers at IRB Barcelona, the Centre for Genomic Regulation and Radboud University
Researchers at CNAG-CRG and CRAG have sequenced the genomes of almonds and peaches.
Researchers from CRG and IBEC in Barcelona use a technique called high-throughput mutagenesis to study Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), with unexpected results.