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Image of a cell “ruptured” by a fire-polished micropipette
Scientific - Published in PNAS
Researchers discover how cells survive in high salt concentrations
Dr. Alejo Rodriguez-Fraticelli, head of the Quantitative Stem Cell Dynamics lab at IRB Barcelona.
Institutional
Dr. Alejo Rodriguez-Fraticelli receives the CRIS Programme of Excellence
Immunofluorescence staining for mammary epithelium (red), highlighting the luminal lineage (green), showing aberrant mammary branching upon perturbed chromatin accessibility.
Scientific - Published in Cell Stem Cell
The importance of DNA compaction in tissue formation
Community
Meet Alejo Rodríguez-Fraticelli, new Group Leader at IRB Barcelona
The reference yeast genetic network stands strong in the face of environmental insults with the most of the wiring remaining in place in across various conditions (Michael Costanzo, Conelly Centre)
Scientific - Published in Science
Cells are more resilient to environmental changes than previously thought
Innovation
IRB Barcelona launches a scientific collaboration with Galapagos to identify and validate senolytic drug targets in inflammation and fibrosis
Lafora bodies in brain sections (hippocampus). Bodies that accumulate in the disease disappear when the ability of astrocytes to produce glycogen is removed.
Scientific - Published in Brain
Scientists at IRB Barcelona discover the cause of neurodegeneration in Lafora disease
Outreach
“The Garden of Earthly Delights” by Anna Rierola
Organoids
Institutional
IRB Barcelona acquires a cutting-edge microscope thanks to the support of the BBVA Foundation

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