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IRB Barcelona researcher Eli Castellanos explains techniques scientists use to study cancer in fruit flies. (Pepe Encinas, copyright Fundació Caixa Catalunya)<br />
Scientific
Barcelona does research: IRB Barcelona scientists lead hands-on workshop at <em>Fes Recerca!</em>
The progenitors of the ventricular zone of the cerebellum without Ptf1a produce granular cells. (c) IRB Barcelona.
Scientific
Researchers discover gene essential to cerebellum formation
Visualization in vivo of centrosomes (red) in a Drosophila stem cell, from the beginning of the cell cycle to seconds before division occurs. The trajectory of the apical and basal centrosomes are shown in green and blue. the apical is in a fixed position
Scientific
Researchers at IRB Barcelona discover a new mechanism that regulates stem cell division
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Institutional
IRB Barcelona participates in the MELIUS project, awarded funding by the CENIT strategic industrial research programme
The movement of proteins is basic to understand its function
Scientific
Spanish scientists reveal dynamic map of proteins
Molecular dynamics is a biocomputational tool that allows the scientists to describe the movements of all the atoms of a protein over time
Scientific
Proteins and supercomputers: using computation to unravel the rules that govern life
Double-stranded RNA molecules trigger the sequence specific gene silencing response known as RNA interference.<br> Graphic provided by M. Orozco group (IRB Barcelona)
Institutional
International scientists present the latest advances in RNAi and its clinical impact
Graphic of the RNAi mechanism. IRB Barcelona
Scientific
RNA: much more than a simple messenger for DNA
Stages of metastatic progression (zoom). (c) Joan Massagué - MSKCC, IRB Barcelona
Scientific
Massagué examines the latest scientific breakthroughs on metastasis

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