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Scientists describe map for human genome

A team of more than 400 scientists, including some from the CRG and CNAG in Barcelona, reveal that 95% of “junk DNA” is useful and important....

Fifteenth European Congress on Biotechnology, in Istanbul

American George Whitesides will kick off the EFB congress on 23 September. From Catalonia, scientists Ivo Gut of the CNAG and Luis Serrano of the CRG will speak...

GEM genome mapper

Due to the exponential increase in sequencing capacity, efficient tools for data analysis are becoming essential to process the vast amount of biological data being produced. The GEM project, led by P...

A more precise characterization of chaperonin substrates.

MOTIVATION: Molecular chaperones prevent the aggregation of their substrate proteins and thereby ensure that they reach their functional native state. The bacterial GroEL/ES chaperonin system is under...