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27/08/14
Worms, flies and humans... our common genomic legacy, key to understanding cell biology
CRG researchers contribute to a project that pointed out key sets of co-expressed genes that may be fundamental for animal cells.
Scientists compared the transcriptome, the RNA complement of a species’ cell, of three...
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31/07/14
CRG researchers confirm that a mathematical theory first proposed by Alan Turing in 1952 can explain the formation of fingers
PRESS RELEASE
In a paper published today in Science, researchers from the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona, show that BMP and WNT proteins are the so-called “Turing molecules” for creating embryonic fingers This confirms...
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31/07/14
The importance of using the right scientific protocols and analysis: the case of the bacterial RNA chimeras
In an article recently published at BMC Genomics, researchers from the CRG highlight the importance of selecting the appropriate experimental design and analysis pipeline in sequencing experiments.
The fast development of ultra-...
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04/07/14
High School students spend 3 weeks performing top science
Press release
41 high school students will run their own experiments at the CRG to improve their research experience and work on their "treball de recerca". Activities are planned in collaboration with different institutions like the...
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27/06/14
The CRG receives first prize in the Premios Alares® award for the Reconciliation of Work, Family and Personal life
Press release
The Centre for Genomic Regulation has received first prize in the medium-sized business category.The awards ceremony took place in the morning of June 26, in Madrid. The award was received by Marian Marrodán, the director...
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30/05/14
New chemical language of neural systems is revealed
Comb jellies – a seemingly simple form of marine life — took a radically different path to neural complexity than the rest of the animal kingdom, a finding that could have implications for synthetic and regenerative medicine CRG researchers...