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Biomedicine workshops in the Science Park terrace. <br />
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The Barcelona Science Park opens its doors to primary school students
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New light shed on how telomeres are maintained in <em>Drosophila</em>
Participants in the round table 'The impact of cancer research'.
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Experts from the worlds of science, economy and society meet at the Barcelona BioMed Forum to discuss the future of biomedical research
<p>Francisco González, president of the Fundación BBVA, and Joan Massagué, adjunct director of IRB Barcelona during a visit to the Metastasis Laboratory promoted by Massagué.</p>
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Scientist Joan Massagué and Francisco González, president of the Fundación BBVA, call for a greater commitment from society and business to drive cancer research
Interaction between the ubiquitin ligase (larger molecule) and the LMP2A membrane protein sequence (blue line). <br />
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Researchers at IRB Barcelona discover a possible escape route from destruction of defective proteins and the Epstein Barr virus
Centromeres (pictured) play a critical role in chromosome segregation and cell proliferation. their function is determined epigenetically by a variation of the histone H3. Image by Olga Moreno, IRB Barcelona
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Epigenetic studies will provide a better understanding of disease
Click on image to enlarge. Image by Richard Wheeler (Zephyris, 2005). Reproduced with permission
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Epigenetics, beyond the genome
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Development of a new family of compounds with potent anti-diabetic properties
IRB Barcelona researcher Eli Castellanos explains techniques scientists use to study cancer in fruit flies. (Pepe Encinas, copyright Fundació Caixa Catalunya)<br />
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Barcelona does research: IRB Barcelona scientists lead hands-on workshop at <em>Fes Recerca!</em>

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