Research
Research
06
Nov
2020
New database measures gene activity in bacteria and their human hosts
Researchers and clinicians can use the database to further the development of new types of antibiotics.
26
Oct
2020
Gene crucial for growth of Ewing sarcoma uncovered
A newly uncovered epigenetic vulnerability in Ewing sarcoma cancer cells opens the door for new therapeutic strategies.
20
Oct
2020
New tool helps to ‘spot the difference’ in genome organisation
An international team has developed an algorithm which compares the DNA organisation data from a healthy individual with that of a cancer patient
16
Oct
2020
When feeling the pinch, nuclei instigate cells to escape crowded spaces
Nucleus found to have a physical reflex system that helps cells get out of tight spaces
07
Oct
2020
How can scientists avoid comparing apples to oranges when sequencing genomes?
The method can help exclude low quality samples and maximize the number of data included in each genomic study.
29
Sep
2020
Potential Down’s syndrome treatment may improve cognition through epigenetic activity in brain
CRG researchers describe some of the mechanisms underlying the potential beneficial effects of a new treatment
10
Sep
2020
Small but ubiquitous sex differences in gene expression in human tissues linked to body fat, cancer, and birth weight
A study published today in Science reveals that biological sex has a small but ubiquitous influence on gene expression in almost every type of human tissue.
09
Sep
2020
Direct RNA sequencing made applicable to patient-derived samples
Researchers have developed a method to detect diverse RNA molecules, such as viral RNAs, in samples with minimal biological material.
07
Sep
2020
Improving European healthcare through cell-based interceptive medicine
Hundreds of innovators, research pioneers, clinicians, industry leaders and policy makers from all around Europe are united by a vision of how to revolutionize healthcare.
07
Aug
2020
Epigenetics key to daily production of 10 billion blood cells without mistakes
The epigenetic regulator Phf19 is essential for HSC differentiation, and in its absence blood tissue is imbalanced and equivalent to what naturally occurs with ageing.
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Researchers and clinicians can use the database to further the development of new types of antibiotics.
A newly uncovered epigenetic vulnerability in Ewing sarcoma cancer cells opens the door for new therapeutic strategies.
An international team has developed an algorithm which compares the DNA organisation data from a healthy individual with that of a cancer patient
Nucleus found to have a physical reflex system that helps cells get out of tight spaces
The method can help exclude low quality samples and maximize the number of data included in each genomic study.
CRG researchers describe some of the mechanisms underlying the potential beneficial effects of a new treatment
A study published today in Science reveals that biological sex has a small but ubiquitous influence on gene expression in almost every type of human tissue.
Researchers have developed a method to detect diverse RNA molecules, such as viral RNAs, in samples with minimal biological material.
Hundreds of innovators, research pioneers, clinicians, industry leaders and policy makers from all around Europe are united by a vision of how to revolutionize healthcare.
The epigenetic regulator Phf19 is essential for HSC differentiation, and in its absence blood tissue is imbalanced and equivalent to what naturally occurs with ageing.