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Eduard Batlle awarded a European Grant to head a study on colon cancer
Jose M. Valpuesta, Mariano Barbacid, Carlos Martínez, Bernat Soria, Isidre Fainé, Joan Guinovart, Miguel Beato and Josep Francesc de Conrado.
Institutional
The grant programme of "la Caixa" and IRB Barcelona will allow the recruitment of the best students in biomedicine
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Scientific
Identification of a gene that regulates thyroid hormones
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Marco Milán recognized for early career excellence
The molecular structure of the hemoglobin. (c) BSC-IRB Barcelona
Scientific
Hemoglobin uncovered
Image obtained by confocal microscopy. The accumulation of glycogen (yellow and red) in neurons caused their degradation and cell suicide ensues. (c)IRB Barcelona
Scientific
The accumulation of sugar in neurons may explain the origin of several neurodegenerative diseases
After entering the egg, the centrosome (red) associated with the paternal nucleus (upper blue circle) organizes a microtubule network (green) that facilitates its fusion with the maternal nucleus (lower blue circle). Asterless is one of the proteins requi
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Discovery of an essential protein for microtubule organisation
Hans Clevers (left), Eduard Batlle and Joan Massagué (right).
Scientific
Stem cells could be a key factor in cancer
In vitro culture of colon cancer tumour cells. The tumour cells (in green) have deactivated the positional receptors and spread to invade the tissue occupied by the red cells.<br />
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Researchers at IRB Barcelona discover one of the mechanisms that prevents the spread of colon cancer

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