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Image of breast cancer cells derived from a mouse mammary tumour (in blue: nucleus, in green: tubulin) Author: Begoña Cánovas, IRB Barcelona
Innovation - Published in Cancer Cell
Tumour cells evade death through in extremis DNA repair
The graphic shows a new class of prolyl oligopeptidase (POP) inhibitor. The inhibitor is able to reach the brain and bind to the POP protein, In yellow/red, the reactive group of the inhibitor that bind to the catalytic site of the protein (S Guardiola)
Scientific - Published in Cell Chemical Biology
Researchers develop a new class of covalent inhibitor for a protein involved in brain diseases
Salvador Aznar Benitah leads the Stem cells and cancer lab at IRB Barcelona
Institutional
Salvador Aznar Benitah elected EMBO member
Guiomar Solanas, research associate at the Stem Cells and Cancer Lab
Institutional
Three scientists from IRB Barcelona receive BIST’s "To the Mothers of Science" fellowship
Normal Drosophila melanogaster spermatozoa. Orange shows heads and green shows tails. Photo courtesy of S. Llamazares / Gonzalez Lab
Innovation - Published in The Journal of Cell Biology
Key protein in sperm tail assembly identified
Institutional
Spain: Industry sides with science
Manuel Serrano at the ceremony held at Caixaforum in Madrid
Institutional
Manuel Serrano receives the Severo Ochoa Award from the Ferrer Research Foundation
Innovation - Modesto Orozco receives funding to validate a promising anti-tumour therapeutic tool
An ERC Proof of Concept grant to fight drug resistance in breast cancer
Mouse cells with DOR protein. (M. Romero, IRB Barcelona)
Innovation - Published in Nature Cell Biology
DOR protein deficiency favours the development of obesity

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