Antibiotic resistance is nowadays one of the most serious threats to global health; a challenge considered to even rival Climate Change....
Given the high annual demand for energy and its consequent emission of large amounts of carbon dioxide contributing to climate change, it is increasingly necessary to use renewable energy to solve these problems. That is why this new project aims to use biogas to obtain methanol, a renewable clean...
In a new study in the journal Science China Life Sciences authors developed a high-throughput quantitative-PCR-based chip, Quantitative microbial...
Researches of the UAB have developed a new software for the identification of the features of the peptide repertoires presented by HLA class I and HLA-DR molecules to T lymphocytes. T lymphocytes recognize protein fragments...
Researchers from the UAB and the Institut Català de Nanociència I Nanotecnologia (ICN2) have developed a nanoscale coordination polymer particle (NCP) built using paramagnetic iron(III) metal ions able to exhibit T1 and T2 high contrast potential for the magnetic...
Tackling bacterial resistance to conventional antibiotics poses one of the greatest challenges to the pharmaceutical industry. In particular, bacterial infection caused by biofilm-forming...
A team from the Plant Physiology Laboratory from the UAB Ecology and Animal & Vegetal Biology and Ecology has studied through proteomic analysis the mechanisms by which the species Urochloa decumbens has an...
Margarita Salas began a project at the CSIC Biological Research Centre on bacteriophages as a study model of molecular biology of morphogenesis, replication and transcription, after having worked in the United States with Severo Ochoa.
GaudiMM is a molecular design program developed in the department of Chemistry of the
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The Proteomics Laboratory CSIC/UAB has developed a method for large-scale protein digestion (LFASP) and demonstrated the applicability of this method to the study of the ubiquitinome. LFASP is currently being used to investigate ubiquitinome...
