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Deciphering the silent footprint of human health
The chromosome-level genome for the common octopus becomes a reference model to discover more about how the brain works
The genetic code of the pearly razorfish is decrypted
CNAG strengthens Spatial Genomics Team with the incorporation of immunologist Anna Pascual
Benchmarking of Single-Cell ATAC Sequencing Tools contributes to a better understanding of gene regulation, disease mechanisms and cellular diversity
Hanns Lochmüller, one of our visiting scientist at CNAG, received a 5-Year Grant to Strengthen Canadian Neuromuscular Research and Care
Consortium CNAG continues to ensure its excellence for next generation sequencing with its ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation
The protein IL-17 plays a key role in skin ageing
Primates’ DNA highlights applications for human health
The sequencing of the Lilford’s wall lizard genome, key to the conservation plans of this endangered species from the Balearic Islands
New method to sequence the human mitochondrial genome
CNAG joins European efforts to reverse biodiversity loss
How genomics supports gorilla conservation
Catalan collaboration helps end ‘diagnostic odyssey’ for rare disease patients
CNAG certified for PromethION, the most powerful nanopore sequencer

Deciphering the silent footprint of human health

A study co-led by the Institut de Biologia Evolutiva and the Pompeu Fabra University with Illumina and the Baylor College of Medicine, with...

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Unravelling the immunogenomics determinants of metastasis across human cancers

Discover the latest immunogenomic research that examines the key differences between primary and metastatic tumors.

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12th CNAG symposium on genome research: the state-of-the-art genomic technologies

The 12th CNAG Symposium presents the opportunity to discover the applications of the cuttind-edge genomic technologies, from the...

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The chromosome-level genome for the common octopus becomes a reference model to discover more about how the brain works

The Centro Nacional de Análisis Genómico (CNAG) has significantly contributed to the international study, performing Whole Genome...

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The genetic code of the pearly razorfish is decrypted

IMEDEA and the Centro Nacional de Análisis Genómico (CNAG) decrypt the genetic code of the pearly razorfish (also known as raor), with the...

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I CBP Congress (Catalan Initiative for the Earth Biogenome Project)

The Catalan Initiative for the Earth Biogenome Project (CBP), affiliated to the EBP and associated with the European Reference Genome Atl

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