CRG Archives - Page 18 of 26 - El·lipse

SEM of red blood corpuscles, close-up. From Wellcome images.

25.08.2020

Phf19 regulates the generation of blood cells

How do we decide when and if we should use the new genome editing technologies, whose impact may be noticed in future generations?

18.08.2020

Genome editing with CRISPR

06.08.2020

Insights from third phase of ENCODE: just five groups of cells make up the human body

Pulmobiotics is a CRG spin-off that aims to develop therapeutic applications for lung diseases. Photo by Robina Weermeijer on Unsplash.

27.07.2020

Pulmobiotics: transforming a pathogen to fight lung disease

Twitter is, according to Luca Cozzuto, the best social channel for a scientist to communicate and to follow colleagues. Photo by Morning Brew on Unsplash.

15.07.2020

How sending a tweet got me on national television

22.06.2020

How to be a researcher and a mum in times of Covid-19

Studying CTCF, an architectural protein that provides three-dimensionality to the genome, helps to understand the role of 3D genome architecture in several fundamental cellular processes.

18.06.2020

3-D shape of human genome essential for robust inflammatory response

The way in which chromosomes occupy a 3-D space is crucial for regulating genome function and processes essential for life, such as DNA replication, transcription and DNA-damage repair.

11.06.2020

New tool to film dynamic genome changes

The human γTuRC structure seen by cryo-electron microscopy. Image from the Surrey lab.

04.06.2020

Understanding the birth and rise of microtubules

PRBB residents at the 2019 OpenDay volunteers lunch.

29.05.2020

The PRBB remains stable regarding the latest demographic data

Understanding how environmental information is converted into molecular information in sperm RNAs, and then transmit across generations, is the next exciting and unanswered question for this CRG team.

28.05.2020

New therapeutic targets for infertility and cancer revealed

Volunteers from the CRG are coming in everyday to the PRBB to run tests on the coronavirus.Volunteers from the CRG are coming in everyday to the PRBB to run tests on the coronavirus.

25.05.2020

“You are never prepared for this” – an opinion article on the COVID-19 testing experience