More news
- Jan (24)
- Feb (27)
- Mar (15)
- Apr (23)
- May (34)
- Jun (28)
- Jul (26)
- Aug (11)
- Sep (19)
- Oct (20)
- Nov (28)
- Dec (14)
- Jan (14)
- Feb (22)
- Mar (21)
- Apr (12)
- May (20)
- Jun (23)
- Jul (20)
- Aug (5)
- Sep (19)
- Oct (19)
- Nov (26)
- Dec (15)
- Jan (4)
- Feb (18)
- Mar (13)
- Apr (15)
- May (19)
- Jun (22)
- Jul (18)
- Aug (9)
- Sep (11)
- Oct (25)
- Nov (19)
- Dec (15)
- Jan (12)
- Feb (6)
- Mar (13)
- Apr (5)
- May (7)
- Jun (15)
- Jul (11)
- Aug (3)
- Sep (5)
- Oct (8)
- Nov (15)
- Dec (13)
Dr. Ramon Trullàs presents the mitochondrial DNA hypothesis of Alzheimer's disease in an In-House IDIBAPS Seminar
Dr. Ramon Trullàs, head of the IDIBAPS Neurobiology Unit, presented in January 9th an In-House IDIBAPS Seminar about what he calls the mitochondrial1
Dr. Pere Ginès receives the German Lucie Bolte Prize
Non-coding DNA implicated in type 2 diabetes
Variations in non-coding sections of the genome might be important contributors to type 2 diabetes risk, according to a new study. DNA sequences that1
Psychiatrists and basic scientists describe a dysregulation of the peripheral endocannabinoid system in first psychotic episodes
The journal Neuropsychopharmacology, from the Nature group, recently published an article that describes a dysregulation of the main components of th1
Cardiac-resynchronization therapy is not useful in patients with systolic heart failure and a narrow QRS
A work published in New England Journal of Medicine demonstrates how Cardiac-resynchronization therapy does not reduce the rate of death or hospitali1
The sperm cell contains a range of proteins involved in RNA metabolism and translational regulation
The recent use of advanced proteomic approaches is clearly challenging the understanding of sperm biology. The group led by Dr. Rafael Oliva, within1
Treatment of atrial fibrillation through ablation is more effective than antiarrhythmic drug treatment
A recent study, conducted in 8 hospitals in Spain and led from the Hospital Clínic - IDIBAPS, has randomly compared catheter ablation vs. antiarrhyth1
XIII Biennial Research Award Ramon Trias Fargas for the work "Learning about Down syndrome with the help of viruses"
On Wednesday 18 December the XIII Biennial Ramon Trias Fargas Research Award was awarded to a work which proposes a gene therapy as a new opportunity1
LIPT1 is a gene recently identified to be involved in human metabolism of lipoic acid
A study led by Inherited Metabolic Diseases IDIBAPS team, directed by Dr. Antònia Ribes from Hospital Clínic of Barcelona, identified in one patient1