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Tip of a Drosophila testis. In red, BigH1 expressed in germ stem cells and spermatocytes. In blue, the cell nuclei. Image: Albert Carbonell, IRB Barcelona.
Scientific - Published in Cell Reports
BigH1—the key histone for male fertility
The image shows interactions between the androgen receptor protein (AR) and the TFIIF protein in red. (Author: Paula Martínez-Cristóbal)
Scientific - Published in Structure
Closing in on advanced prostate cancer
In this mouse embryo structures can be observed that contain neurofilament, stained cyan, and E-Cadherin, in magenta, showing, respectively, the nervous system and internal organs (Authors: Jim Swoger, Jürgen Mayer, Laura Quintana. CRG 2017)
Institutional
Embryonic development inspires regenerative medicine
Institutional
IRB Barcelona “Futur” in its third year of #GivingTuesday
In the image, simulation of a chromatin fiber (MuG consortium)
Institutional
Genomics prepares to jump to three dimensions
Poster announcing the science outreach activities organised by IRB Barcelona and the ENABLE symposium for young scientists on the occasion of Science Week 2017
Institutional
Biomedicine in the city for everyone
Institutional
Europe picks Barcelona as the venue for the first symposium of young biomedical researchers
In the picture, Núria López-Bigas and the team that published the study in Nature Genetics
Scientific - Published in Nature Genetics
The “DNA corrector” is more efficient in the most important regions of the genome
Attendants to the 100xciencia2 meeting on tech transfer and innovation (Photo: INA-CSIC-UMH)
Innovation
“Without transfer there is no innovation and without innovation there is no future”

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