November 13, 2019.- The ability to discern spatial gene expression differences in complex biological systems is critical to our understanding of developmental biology and the progression of disease. However, the complexity presented by heterogeneous tissue has been historically difficult to...

Madrid, 5th July 2018 - Aula Magna, Fundación Jiménez Díaz   Over 30 million Europeans are affected by a rare disease at some point in their lives. Although individually uncommon, rare diseases collectively affect as many as 7% of the population or 1 in 17 people. 80% of these diseases are of...

We are all unique. Our health is determined by our genome combined with our lifestyles and environment. By joining information about our genome with other clinical and diagnostic information, patterns can be identified and help to determine our individual risk of developing disease, detect illness...

The 16th CRG Symposium: Seventh International Workshop on Genomic Epidemiology will take place at the PRBB Auditorium from 20 to 22 September 2017 will gather speakers to discuss about the progress in sequencing and with other technologies for biomolecular analysis, and their applications in...

The Earth's human population is rapidly growing and the demand for vegetable and livestock production is increasing at the same rate. To overcome this situation a broad range of improvements in the global food supply chain is needed.   The CNAG takes part in genome sequencing and analysis projects...

The 5th CNAG Symposium on Genome Research presents the current state of single cell research, it will take place on the 19th May 2016 in Barcelona.   All living organisms live in or are ecosystems of individual cells that interact and adapt to the micro- and macro-environmental changes throughout...