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From the left: Sonia Martínez, Joaquín Pastor y Carmen Blanco, researchers of the Experimental Therapies program at CNIO, with Roke Oruezabal, from CNIO’s Innovation program. / E. Sánchez. CNIO Translational
19.03.2024
First ‘CNIO Investors Day’ to help bridge the gap between cancer research and patient treatment A dozen venture capital firms, as well as funding and consulting firms, have listened carefully to...
IE grants Innovation
10.12.2020
Fundación Banco Santander and IE University support CNIO researchers in transforming their findings into business opportunities Fundación Banco Santander is giving support to six scientists from the Spanish National Cancer...
CRISPR and fusion genes Basic Research
08.10.2020
Nature Communications. CNIO scientists succeed in reprogramming the CRISPR system in mice to eliminate tumour cells without affecting healthy cells The CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing tool is one of the most promising approaches to advancing treatments of...
Mouse embryoid body Translational
02.07.2020
The EMBO Journal. A quick and simple technology to improve the effectiveness of stem cells in regenerative medicine developed Stem cells have been holding great promise for regenerative medicine for years. In the last decade,...
Qualify phi29 Innovation
21.04.2020
CNIO and CSIC receive funding from ISCIII to study early detection of SARS-CoV-2 Diagnostic capacity is one of the limiting factors in the control of the Covid-19 pandemic that is...
CNIO building Innovation
18.07.2019
Potential drugs originated at CNIO to be developed by AUM Biosciences in Asia A group of multi-target anti-tumour compounds, the IBL-300 series, discovered at the Spanish...
Telomeres in mouse embryonic fibroblasts Translational
13.06.2019
EMBO Molecular Medicine. CNIO researchers find effective drug combinations for glioblastoma in mice Usually, scientists study the molecular biology of cancer to find new treatments, but sometimes, it...
Intestinal stem cells with URI, CNIO Basic Research
30.05.2019
Science. CNIO researchers discover a new way to protect against high-dose radiation damage Radiotherapy, a common treatment for cancer, is one of the most effective ways to destroy cancer...
Mouse lymph node Translational
11.04.2019
Journal of Experimental Medicine. CNIO researchers assess melanoma progression with a new liquid biopsy technique When the surgeon surgically removes a melanoma, some patients are said to be ‘cancer-free’ and...

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