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A new study names part of the human genome

An international study published in the journal Nature has designated a subset of the so-called dark proteins - proteins with no known function -...

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A new pathway for developing cancer drugs discovered

An international research consortium, led by the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, United States, has discovered a new pathway...

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GRIB hosts guest researcher Carlo Colantuoni for a seminar and workshop on multi-omics data analysis

GRIB will host Carlo Colantuoni (Johns Hopkins University) on April 21st at PRBB for a seminar and hands-on workshop on multi-omics data analysis. The...

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Broad collaboration produces high-resolution atlas of developing human brain

Johns Hopkins & GRIB researchers have enhanced a cellular road map of how the brain forms and adapts early in life, bringing together nearly...

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Gabriel Santpere co-first author in the new paper published in Nature:”Adaptive evolution of gene regulatory networks in mammalian neocortex”

In the new paper published in Nature:" Adaptive evolution of gene regulatory networks in mammalian neocortex", Gabriel Santpere is the co-first author. The paper...

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New preprint on BioRxiv: “Oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes are enriched in stop-loss mutations generating protein extensions”

The Evolutionary genomics group has done another preprint on bioRxiv. Analysis of stop-loss mutations in > 20,000 cancer samples shows that several oncogenes and...

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GRIB has contributed in a new study:”Human-specific features of the cerebellum and ZP2-regulated synapse development”

This new study, led by Suel-Kee Kim, Adriana Cherskov, and Nenad Sestan, on human-specific cerebellar biology and the unexpected role of ZP2. GRIB has...

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New preprint on BioRxiv by Evolutionary genomics group

A new preprint on bioRxiv: "Evolutionary emergence and preservation of microproteins encoded by upstream ORFs"...

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A large-scale study analyzes the evolution of the most common cancers in Europe

An international study coordinated by the Jordi Gol Institute for Research in Primary Care (IDIAPJGol), with participation from Miguel Angel Mayer (Hospital del Mar)...

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