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Researchers at IRB Barcelona have identified these genetic footprints produced by some cancer treatments and have for the first time been able to calculate the genetic toxicity of some of these treatments. Claudia Arnedo, IRB Barcelona.
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The DNA damage caused by “chemo”
Predictive decision trees optimized to decide if a cancer mutation will become visible to the immune system. Rik G.H. Lindeboom, Radboud University.
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A new algorithm identifies the patients that will most benefit from immunotherapy
Salvador Aznar Beniath, IRB Barcelona
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Salvador Aznar Benitah receives the “Premio Fundación Carmen y Severo Ochoa 2019”
Carme Cortina, researcher at IRB Barcelona
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Five days at the Barcelona Science Park
Carme Cortina, postdoctoral fellow in the Colorectal Cancer Lab at IRB Barcelona.
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A new technique boosts current gene editing beyond expectations
Toni Gabaldón, ICREA researcher at IRB Barcelona and the BSC-CNS.
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Toni Gabaldón: "The true hope is that genomics emerges as a therapeutic tool"
The researcher Meritxell Teixidó has been interviewed on the TVE2’s documentary ¡Qué animal!
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Peptides in bee and scorpion venoms for drug delivery to the brain
The director general of BIST, Gabby Silberman, and the directors of the seven BIST centers planted a tree at the entrance of the BIST headquarters as a symbolic gesture with which the institution joins the global mobilizations against the climate crisis.
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Scientists warn that continued climatic change will be"catastrophic" and cause "devastation”
Meritxell Teixidó, IRB Barcelona
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The fight against a type of pediatric cancer