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Biased segregation of centrosomes in stem cells
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The silencing of some specific germline genes could reduce brain tumours
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Some brain tumors mimic stem cells
Brain tumours in larvae of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster express proteins that are normally expressed in germline cells (in red). (c) IRB Barcelona. C. González.
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Some brain tumours mimic the genetic programme of germline cells
Francisco Barriga (left), Amelie Stein and Roland A. Pache will be attending the 60 Nobel Laureate Meeting at Lindau.
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Five young scientists at IRB Barcelona to attend the Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany
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Centrosomes serve as a compass for the division of brain stem cells
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Centrosomes remember which way is up
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Creation of Oncológica, the second biotech enterprise to receive funding from Cenit
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IRB Barcelona to participate in a CENIT consortium on cancer research
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The fly, a model for medicine
After entering the egg, the centrosome (red) associated with the paternal nucleus (upper blue circle) organizes a microtubule network (green) that facilitates its fusion with the maternal nucleus (lower blue circle). Asterless is one of the proteins requi
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Discovery of an essential protein for microtubule organisation
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Three IRB Barcelona research groups to participate in two Consolider projects
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Connecting cancer to the asymmetric division of stem cells
(c)EMBL. Left: Normal dividing neuroblasts create a large new cell and a smaller cell destined to become part of a nerve. Right: If molecules aren't put in the right places, this asymmetric division doesn't occur and a tumor develops.
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Researchers at the IRB Barcelona demonstrate the link between stem cells and tumors