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Mouse cells with DOR protein. (M. Romero, IRB Barcelona)
Innovation - Published in Nature Cell Biology
DOR protein deficiency favours the development of obesity
Marta Vilaseca, IRB Barcelona
Institutional
Marta Vilaseca: "The information provided by mass spectrometry facilitates the understanding of diseases"
Illustrative image of how scientists have deciphered the covalent nature of beta-amyloid dimers, an article published in Analytical Chemistry. Authors: Marina Gay, IRB Barcelona, and Lorena Markovich
Innovation - Published in Analytical Chemistry
Researchers demonstrate the presence of stable beta-amyloid dimers in the brains of patients with Alzheimer’s disease
Image: University of Barcelona
Innovation - Published in Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (JASN)
LAT2 and TAT1 transporters collaborate in the renal reabsorption of neutral amino acids
Francesc Posas, new director of IRB Barcelona
Innovation - He will take up his new position on 1 May
Francesc Posas named new director of IRB Barcelona
Image: PCB
Outreach
IRB Barcelona participates in the "Recerca en Directe" Fair
Eduard Battle with the members of the Colorectal Cancer Lab at IRB Barcelona
Institutional
Eduard Batlle receives a distinction from the Fundació Internacional Olof Palme
Mitochondrial DNA stress (in red) triggers the inflammatory response in mouse muscle cells devoid of Opa1 (nuclei in green). Aida Rodríguez, IRB Barcelona
Innovation - Published in EMBO Journal
The absence of a single mitochondrial protein causes severe inflammation
Salvador Aznar Benitah, head of the IRB Barcelona group "Stem Cells and Cancer". (Photo: Battista-Minocri, IRB)
Institutional
Salvador Aznar Benitah receives an ERC Advanced Grant to study the influence of diet on metastasis

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