Histopathology Core Unit

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Vacant
Vacant Director

Research Scientists

  • Eduardo Jose Caleiras

Technicians

  • Nuria Cabrera
  • Carlos Garrido
  • María Gómez
  • Patricia González
  • Zaira Vega

Pathology is the branch of science focused on studying the structural, biochemical, and functional changes in cells, tissues, and organs that underlie disease processes. The Histopathology Unit provides comprehensive support and expertise across a wide range of services, including paraffin embedding, tissue sectioning, histochemical staining, and both research and diagnostic immunohistochemistry (IHC). Additional capabilities include antibody validation and in situ hybridisation techniques — such as RNA in situ detection using RNAScope® and BaseScope® — as well as tissue microarray construction.

The Unit’s highly skilled technicians also offer value-added services such as laser capture microdissection, slide digitisation, image analysis, and quantitative assessments. Furthermore, the Unit collaborates closely with CNIO researchers in the histopathological characterisation of disease models in animals, offering expert pathological guidance. Its full portfolio of services is also available to external institutions, including hospitals, research centres, and private companies.

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