Research
Investigación
21
Dic
2021
Human nucleus transcription activity captured at unprecedented nanometric resolution
Newly transcribed RNA molecules are regulated in a more fine and precise way than previously thought
15
Dic
2021
One mutation or two? Researchers discover why some genes require one or two hits to promote cancer
This is the first time researchers have characterised the landscape of what are known as third-order interactions in cancer
14
Dic
2021
Immune cell atlas of human cancers created for precision oncology
The atlas can aid efforts to predict the immunotherapy response and prognosis of cancer in patients
29
Nov
2021
Cell atlas of human blood formation paves way for improved diagnostics
Study reveals new markers that could improve the diagnostic capacities in hospitals
06
Oct
2021
Researchers create ‘living medicine’ to treat drug-resistant infections
Experimental treatment dissolves antibiotic-resistant biofilms in mice
12
Ago
2021
Pancreatic beta-cell boost in mice paves way for future diabetes treatments
Knocking a gene out at the early embryonic stage resulted in doubling the number of insulin-producing cells.
22
Jul
2021
Untwisting DNA reveals new force that shapes genomes
Transcription makes structural proteins ‘surf’ across DNA, changing shape of the genome
18
Jun
2021
Researchers to map poultry and swine microbiomes to improve animal production
International consortium receives €10 million to boost animal immunity and reduce waste
01
Jun
2021
Unprecedented data sharing driving new rare disease diagnoses in Europe
Results are just 'tip of the iceberg', according to researchers
14
Mayo
2021
Measuring RNA modifications opens new research avenues for cancer detection
Will also impact study of vertebrate embryogenesis, intergenerational inheritance and the immune system
Páginas
Newly transcribed RNA molecules are regulated in a more fine and precise way than previously thought
This is the first time researchers have characterised the landscape of what are known as third-order interactions in cancer
The atlas can aid efforts to predict the immunotherapy response and prognosis of cancer in patients
Study reveals new markers that could improve the diagnostic capacities in hospitals
Experimental treatment dissolves antibiotic-resistant biofilms in mice
Knocking a gene out at the early embryonic stage resulted in doubling the number of insulin-producing cells.
Transcription makes structural proteins ‘surf’ across DNA, changing shape of the genome
International consortium receives €10 million to boost animal immunity and reduce waste
Results are just 'tip of the iceberg', according to researchers
Will also impact study of vertebrate embryogenesis, intergenerational inheritance and the immune system