Research
Investigación
20
Mar
2024
Bacterial Protein Universe is Much Larger Than Expected
A common microbe has 43% more genes than previously thought. The genomes of living organisms, including humans, may have more protein-coding potential than expected.
29
Feb
2024
First datasets available in the Federated EGA Network
In February 2024, a great milestone was reached for the human omics data community: the first datasets are now available in the Federated European Genome-phenome Archive (FEGA)
27
Feb
2024
Learning and Memory Problems in Down syndrome Linked to Alterations in Genome's ‘Dark Matter’
A new study finds the activity of Snhg11 is critical for the function and formation of neurons in the hippocampus, specifically in an area critical for learning and memory
20
Feb
2024
How Oocytes Outsmart Toxic Proteins to Preserve Long-term Female Fertility
Mouse egg cells contain specialized ‘clean-up crews’ that keep cells tidy before fertilization
14
Feb
2024
Antibody blocks all variants of SARS-CoV-2 in preclinical models
The monoclonal antibody is named 17T2 and has prophylactic capacity
01
Feb
2024
Human Cells Building ‘Molecular Highways’ Captured for First Time
Findings lay the foundations for potential breakthroughs in treating many different types of diseases
25
Ene
2024
Each Cancer Has Its Origin Story. Just Ask a Cell’s ‘Diary’
Reading DNA methylation at scale can unlock advanced new thrapies. So why hasn't it happened yet?
18
Dic
2023
Secret Vulnerabilities of Cancer’s ‘Death Star’ Revealed
The first complete control map for any protein can accelerate drug discovery for a frequent cancer mutation
08
Nov
2023
‘Double strike’ strategy slows growth of drug-resistant breast cancer
Laboratory tests with mice reveal ‘exciting’ new strategy that could transform triple-negative breast cancer into a manageable disease
21
Sep
2023
Global effort to enhance the reproducibility of microscopy images and analysis in publications
International experts publish the first unified microscopy guidelines in Nature Methods
Páginas
A common microbe has 43% more genes than previously thought. The genomes of living organisms, including humans, may have more protein-coding potential than expected.
In February 2024, a great milestone was reached for the human omics data community: the first datasets are now available in the Federated European Genome-phenome Archive (FEGA)
A new study finds the activity of Snhg11 is critical for the function and formation of neurons in the hippocampus, specifically in an area critical for learning and memory
Mouse egg cells contain specialized ‘clean-up crews’ that keep cells tidy before fertilization
The monoclonal antibody is named 17T2 and has prophylactic capacity
Findings lay the foundations for potential breakthroughs in treating many different types of diseases
Reading DNA methylation at scale can unlock advanced new thrapies. So why hasn't it happened yet?
The first complete control map for any protein can accelerate drug discovery for a frequent cancer mutation
Laboratory tests with mice reveal ‘exciting’ new strategy that could transform triple-negative breast cancer into a manageable disease
International experts publish the first unified microscopy guidelines in Nature Methods