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Microorganisms

16.02.2023

Cristiana Sigona (IBE): “Keep a beginner’s mind to be always ready to learn”

27.10.2022

Blai Vidiella (IBE): «Terraforming the Earth means fighting against the changes that humans have already caused in the planet»

04.07.2022

The origin of chromatin occurred between one and two billion years ago in microbes

20.12.2021

The intestinal microbiota as a shield against alcohol

23.11.2020

A database collects genomes of bacteria and their hosts for the development of antibiotics

Abeoforma whisleri is a single-celled marine protist important in scientific research to understand the origins of animals. A. whisleri cells were transformed with plasmid DNA encoding a fluorescence protein to label the A. whisleri nuclei in green, enabling an experimental model systems team to better study the life cycle of this organism. | Picture by Sebastian. R Najle and Elena Casacuberta.
27.04.2020

Researchers develop a set of genetic tools to study the origin of animals

Increases in aridity such as those expected from climate change could dramatically alter and even endanger ecosystems in arid areas of our planet. | Picture by Parsing Eye from Unsplash.
06.04.2020

A global map of the planet’s desertification

Microomics, the second CRG spin-off, has just received two important grants.
13.03.2020

Microomics: next-generation sequencing to analyze the microbiome

Wolbachia bacteria uses a number of strategies to manipulate cockroach reproduction to its own benefit.
03.03.2020

Studying the evolution of unisexuality in beetles

Iñaki Ruiz-Trillo, researcher at IBE, was the mission commander of the latest 'trip to Mars' in Astroland, where he collected environmental samples to analyse.
18.02.2020

A scientific field trip to Mars… on Earth

Choanoflagellates and friends: the unicellular organisms Salpingoeca rosetta (Arielle Woznica and Nicole King, UC Berkeley), Capsaspora owczarzaki (Helena Parra and Núria Ros, IBE) and Sphaeroforma arctica (Omaya Dudin, IBE) were some of the protagonists of this conference.
05.07.2019

Choanoflagellates & Friends, a meeting on our closest unicellular relatives

05.04.2019

Magnesium helps bacteria to survive antibiotics

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