H12O – CNIO Haematological Malignancies Clinical Research Unit

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Research Scientists

  • Lucia Virginia Fernández
  • Miguel Gallardo
  • María Linares
  • Elena Maroto
  • Juan Manuel Rosa
  • María Velasco

Clinical Investigator

  • Rosa María Ayala
  • Ana Jiménez

Post-Doctoral Fellows

  • Noemí Álvarez
  • Almudena García
  • Larissa Anita Haertle
  • Ana Rodríguez
  • Alba Rodríguez
  • Antonio Valeri

Graduate Students

  • Andrea Adrados
  • Pablo Blanco
  • Ángela Blanco
  • Eva Castellano
  • Lucía de la Mata
  • Roberto García
  • Alba Garrote
  • Adrián López
  • Sandra Lucía López
  • Eduardo Martínez
  • Miguel Ángel Marugal
  • Andrea Morillo Velarde
  • Andrea Ortí
  • Álvaro Otero
  • Juan Pérez

Technicians

  • Ana Isabel Aliaga
  • Raquel Ancos
  • Cristina Aragoneses
  • Andrés Arroyo
  • Laura Martín
  • Miguel Ángel Navarro
  • María Alejandra Ortiz

The Haematological Malignancies Clinical Research Unit focuses on the analysis and study of haematological diseases, including both neoplasms and dysplasia. To this end, we use basic, translational, and clinical approaches, employing novel transgenic in vitro and in vivo models as well as primary samples and clinical data from patients. Through the application of new technologies such as next-generation sequencing (NGS), nanopore sequencing, and artificial intelligence (AI), we seek to discover new diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers and hallmarks of resistance to current therapies, as well as to propose novel therapeutic targets and develop new preclinical trials.

In the Haematological Malignancies Clinical Research Unit at the CNIO, we investigate:

  • Mechanoreception: Its impact as a cancer driver on progression and treatment resistance.
  • Ageing and neoplasm: The transition between both and their impact on haematopoiesis.
  • Microbiota: Its role in B-cell malignancies and treatment opportunities.
  • Immunotherapy: NK-CARs, BiTEs, CAR-Ts, and immune checkpoint inhibitors.

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