The CENIEH leads this multidisciplinary study which analyzed the teeth of 84 adult individuals found at eight sites in the Iberian Peninsula, belonging to the earliest groups of pastors and farmers
Read moreThe CENIEH Paleoneurobiology Group uses these models because they enable elucidating where the skull molds the brain and where the brain molds the skull, from both the evolutionary and developmental p...
Read moreEl CENIEH lidera un estudio que propone un nuevo método para calibrar las exploraciones con microtomografía computarizada (MicroCT) utilizando tejido dental, que permitirá analizar la patología ó...
Read moreThe data has allowed researchers to create a tool for a faster and more efficient assessment of the natural populations of the extant species so as to prevent its extinction.
Read moreA team led by scientists from Baylor College of Medicine, University of Copenhagen, and Centre Nacional d’Anàlisi Genòmica and Centre for Genomic Regulation report discovering fossils of ancient ...
Read moreResearchers from CRAG have discovered that Marchantia polymorpha, one of the oldest land plants, employs RNA silencing as a defense mechanism against viral infections.
Read moreThe results will contribute to the development of more effective turtle conservation strategies, and to the study of the evolution of the genome and chromosomal organisation of vertebrates.
Read moreThe explosion of the genomic era shows that gene loss and simplification is a much more frequent process in the evolution of species than previously thought, and may favour new biological adaptations ...
Read moreThe research shows that among the most adapted immune cells we find those that reside in tissues located in the first line of defense against infections. This is the case in the lung, which is the gat...
Read moreThe team found that a slight change in the expression phase of a gene called orthodenticle (otd) can cause a significant difference in the size of the ommatidia, individual hexagonal-shaped units that...
Read moreA new study published today in Nature by researchers at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) and the Centre Nacional d’Anàlisi Genòmica (CNAG) finds that the ability to control genes from far a...
Read moreResearchers discovered that losing genes rather than gaining them can favor the expansion of a bacteria present in the ocean that causes serious infectious disease outbreaks in many countries. The stu...
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