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Microtubule organization in cell proliferation and differentiation News
Scientific
2023-01-25
The ch-TOG protein is essential for building and maintaining the cell skeleton
Scientific
2021-11-02
Centriole instability might contribute to some cases of microcephaly
Scientific
2021-09-13
Key element identified in stem cell division and embryo development
Scientific
2020-12-21
Scientists from IRB Barcelona and CNIO assemble the γ-tubulin ring complex in vitro for the first time
Institutional
2020-11-26
La Marató awards funding to a rare diseases project at IRB Barcelona
Media mentions
2020-03-17
NCAM2 protein is crucial for the development of structures involved in cognitive learning such as the cerebral cortex and the hippocampus.
Outreach
2019-01-16
IRB Barcelona to participate in the first Biennal Ciutat i Ciència event
Media mentions
2018-06-29
A protein that regulates memory-related neuron formation is been identified
Scientific
2018-06-27
New regulator of neuron formation identified
Institutional
2018-06-11
Connections between the cell cycle, centrosomes and cilia are gaining attention in biomedicine
Institutional
2016-10-17
Jens Lüders: “Curiosity should fuel research”
Media mentions
2016-07-22
Researchers discover a mechanism that allows neurons to form new extensions
Scientific
2016-07-21
Researchers discover the machinery that neurons use to form and maintain their neuronal extensions
Scientific
2015-07-07
A key role for CEP63 in brain development and fertility discovered
Scientific
2014-06-30
A key component of cell division comes to light
Media mentions
2013-10-07
The scientists who revealed the rules of cell trafficking receive the Nobel Prize
Scientific
2013-03-25
IRB Barcelona participates in the resolution of the first structures achieved with the Alba synchrotron
Institutional
2013-03-14
Cancer, ciliopathies, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's are some of the many diseases associated with defective cell transport
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