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  • Anti-cancer drug could improve symptoms after stroke

    28 02 2024

    A study coordinated by Dr. Jiménez-Altayó demonstrates in animal models the benefits of vorinostat after having suffered a stroke. The drug, used in humans to treat cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, has been proved to mitigate brain injuries and help in restoring brain tissue.

    blood vassel (en)
  • The external committee visited the Institute

    22 01 2024

    Last January 10 and 11, the members of the external evaluation committee visited the Institute and met with the coordinators of the SGRs and members of the different groups. The goal is for them to report on the state of the center and propose improvement initiatives that can be implemented.

    Comitè extern 2024 (en)
  • Innovative graphene-based implantable technology paves the way for high-precision therapeutic applications

    15 01 2024

    A study published in Nature Nanotechnology presents an innovative graphene-based neurotechnology with the potential for a transformative impact in neuroscience and medical applications. This research, spearheaded by the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), with the participation of the Institute, is currently being developed for therapeutic applications through the spin-off INBRAIN Neuroelectronics. Read the article

    Notícia grafè (en)
  • Nova recerca per desenvolupar un tractament per a la malaltia ultrarara generada per la mutació del gen ADSL

    04 12 2023

    La UAB ha posat en marxa una nova campanya per recaptar fons per estudiar una teràpia gènica per a la deficiència d'adenilsuccinat liasa (ADSL), una malaltia genètica ultrarara que pateixen uns 80 nens i nenes al món, entre els quals dos germans de Cambrils, l’Anton i l’Andreu.

    News ADSL
  • Identifiquen les neurones que provoquen el mareig

    26 10 2023

    La informació que percebem del moviment viatja des de l'oïda interna fins a unes zones del cervell anomenades nuclis vestibulars, que juguen un paper important en el mareig. Ara, investigadors del grup de recerca en Neuropatologia mitocondrial i la Universitat de Washington han identificat en ratolins quines neurones específiques transmeten els senyals que provoquen aquest malestar. L’estudi s’ha publicat a la revista Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). Llegeix l'article