Work headed by scientist Antonio Zorzano proposes a possible therapeutic target to treat fatty liver, a disease for which there is currently no treatment. The study, which was done in collaboration w...
Read moreCNIC scientists have shown for the first time that a protein related to cell stress also regulates cell division
Read moreThe UdL participates in an international investigation published in "Cell"
Read moreThe study has discovered that numerous processes involved in the metastasis of melanoma, which were thought to be independent from each other, have a global coordinator: the p62 protein. The publicati...
Read moreCollaborating IBEC groups have published a study in Nature Communications that reveals that electron transfer can take place while a protein is approaching its partner site, and not only when the prot...
Read morePlant roots have the potential capacity to grow almost indefinitely if meristematic and lateral branching is sustained. We have identified a novel and viable allele of LEW3 called limited root growth ...
Read moreDuring the last two decades, advances in our understanding of these mechanisms have allowed researchers to find out more about cell-generated forces at different scales, ranging from molecular forces ...
Read moreIn the most recent issue of Gastroenterology, a prestigious scientific journal in the area of gastrointestinal and liver diseases, researchers at the Center for Applied Medical Research (CIMA) of the ...
Read moreScientists at the Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos III (CNIC) and the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) have discovered that inhibition in mice of a pro...
Read moreThis approach has been applied in software that identifies molecules with more possibilities to join the targeted protein. “The method allows selecting molecules that can be starting points to creat...
Read moreA protein expressed at the surface of red blood cells infected by Plasmodium falciparum could be a key player in the vascular pathology that leads to severe malaria by binding to the gC1qR receptor, a...
Read moreThe study relegates 'alternative splicing' as a source of protein production to a secondary level, which calls for rethinking the biology of higher organisms. The team argues that most human genes pro...
Read more