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Doctoral Thesis 10/04/2025
Ester Casajús
Understanding the Shelterin Complex: Structural Insights and Key Interactors
Doctoral Thesis 28/03/2025
Laura Adriana Álvaro Espinosa
A pan disease-associated subpopulation of microglia / macrophages expressing CD74 rewires antigen presentation machinery into a protumorigenic phenotype
Doctoral Thesis 21/02/2025
María Ramal
Elucidating the role of STAG2 in urothelial homeostasis and tumorigenesis
Doctoral Thesis 31/01/2025
Sergio Oterino
Bioinformatic analyses of Midkine-driven deregulation of melanoma and immune cells
Doctoral Thesis 16/12/2024
Sara Mellid
Genetic and Molecular Characterization of PPGLs: New Insights into Known and Novel Tumorigenic Mechanisms
Doctoral Thesis 13/12/2024
Ana Martín Hurtado
Functional and structural characterization of the CCDC6-RET fusion product
Doctoral Thesis 29/11/2024
Ana de Pablos
Dissecting astrocytes-CD8+ T cells crosstalk in brain metastasis
Doctoral Thesis 29/10/2024
María José Jiménez Santos
Drug prioritisation approaches targeting tumour heterogeneity for precision oncology
Doctoral Thesis 20/09/2024
Irene Herranz Montoya
Elucidating the molecular pathways in colorectal cancer initiation
Doctoral Thesis 15/04/2024
Alejandro Velasco Ruiz
Role of the mitochondrial genes in the development of cardiotoxicity: Identification of predictive biomarkers
Doctoral Thesis 11/04/2024
Sonia Corral Leal
The S249/T252 phosphorylation of RB: Significance in Homeostasis, Stress-response and Cancer
Doctoral Thesis 21/03/2024
Natalia Cuervo Iturrioz
Human WAC is a partner of chaperone complexes involved in the assembly and activation of mTORC1

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