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Salvador Aznar Benitah leads the Stem cells and cancer lab at IRB Barcelona
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"We eat too much fat and that increases the risk of cancer"
Fran Supek, head of the Genome Data Science group
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Artificial intelligence to know the bacteria of the human body
Ayse Gül Süter, artist in the second year of the "Artist in Residence" Programme at IRB Barcelona
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When artists settle in the laboratory
Activated macrophage isolated from mouse intestine. Macrophage marker is shown in green, inflammation marker (iNOS) in red, and nucleus in blue. Author: Catrin Youssif, IRB Barcelona
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A study identifies a new mechanism that contributes to the development of colon cancer
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"Cancer continues to be the great challenge, but it is now being conquered"
The picture shows cultured neurons prepared from brains of control mice (left) and mice in which the Nek7 gene is knocked out. The dendrites are overall shorter and less branched in NEK7 knockout neurons.
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A protein that regulates memory-related neuron formation is been identified
Manuel Serrano, head of the Cellular Plasticity and Disease laboratory at IRB Barcelona
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Immortals?
Salvador Aznar Benitah, head of the IRB Barcelona group "Stem Cells and Cancer". (Photo: Battista-Minocri, IRB)
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The science-music link
Tàndem Schools
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The Montserrat school in Cornellà brings science into the classroom