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Drosophila trachea fragment. Externally, there is no difference between the Tr2 segment, where facultative stem cells are found, and Tr3, which indicates the rest of the cells in the tissue. (N.J. Djabrayan, IRBBarcelona)
Scientific - Published in PLoS Genetics
Researchers dig up new molecular details on "the other type" of stem cells
Institutional
International Summer Camp at IRB Barcelona with the Catalunya - La Pedrera Foundation
Institutional
Eduard Batlle awarded the Lilly Foundation's 2016 Biomedical Research Award
The activities of the first two terms were focused on training the Mare de Déu de Montserrat teaching staff (A.Ros / IRB Barcelona)
Outreach
IRB Barcelona in tandem with a state school in Cornellà to boost academic results through biomedicine
Innovation
”la Caixa” leads an investment round in IRB Barcelona's spin off Inbiomotion
Outreach
Scientists "Crazy About Biomedicine"
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Innovation
The Catalan company Inbiomotion secures 2,2 million euros of funding
GEMC1 is required for the generation of multiciliated cells. Images of mouse tracheas. The cilia (yellow) are clearly evident in the wild-type mice and absent in mice with no GEMC1. (Berta Terré, IRB Barcelona)
Scientific - Defects in multiciliated cells lead to ciliopathies
Discovery of a gene associated with a set of poorly understood rare diseases
Institutional
IRB Barcelona’s “Meet Our Scientists” video series brings biomedicine closer to society

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