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Successfully concluded the IBUB-TEC  symposium “Real Time PCR y secuenciación masiva de DNA”, in collaboration with  Roche 

The symposium IBUB-Roche,  fist symposium of the IBUB-TEC series of scientific and technological seminars promoted by  IBUB, took place last November 12th  at the Faculty of Biology with a multitudinous success. More than 500 people were attending the meeting and a peripheral site had to be established in order to provide service to the massive attendance. The experience of collaboration with the company (Roche, in this case) and with Serveis Cientifico-Tècnics has been optimal to provide the biomedical research community an updated offer for improvement and upgrading technological capacities.

Presentation of SINTEFARMA,  center of the Network of Centers of Technological Innovation Support Network (IT) of the Generalitat of Catalonia, led by an IBUB group

The Center for Research and Development in Organic Synthesis for the chemical-pharmaceutical Industry (SINTEFARMA) has been presented on 5th of December at a ceremony in Aula Magna of the Faculty of Pharmacy. SINTEFARMA, located at the Unit of Organic Chemistry, Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics Chemistry of the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Barcelona, is a center of the Network of Centers of Technological Innovation Support Network (IT) of the Generalitat of Catalonia, created with the objective of promoting technology transfer and collaboration  with the industrial sector, providing advice and services in the field of organic synthesis and conducting applied research projects of technological interest for companies . The research group promoting SINTEFARMA, led by Dr. Joan Bosch, is a founding member of the IBUB, and from our institute we welcome this initiative which once again shows the momentum and dynamism of biomedical research on campus Diagonal of our University. Congratulations and many successes with this initiative from the IBUB!
Further information at  www.ub.edu/sintefarma

The Laboratory of Molecular Physiology, Department of Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology- IBUB, the Spanish leader in research on ion channels  

The independent portal "Ion Channel, Patch Clamp and Electrophysiology Research led by Ion Channel Media Group Ltd. (http://www.ionchannels.org), which produces a ranking of the world laboratories and research with impact in the area of the Ion Channels has recognized the Laboratory of Molecular Physiology, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of the Institute of Biomedicine (IBUB) led by Dr.
Antonio Felipe, in the 109 worldwide position during the year 2008 for its contributions to this scientific area. This position places the Laboratory of Dr. Felipe at the first position in the ranking of the Spanish laboratories in this research field in 2008. One of the main scientific contributions leading to this recognition was the publication selected by the IBUB as “article of the month” recently (J Biol Chem. 2008; 283:8756-8764).

New IBUB laboratories in the building Helix PCB 

The IBUB, in its policy of promoting emerging research teams and encouraging biomedical research on campus, is establishing new laboratories to host such new research teams in the Helix building of  PCB. The team of Dr Eva Estébanez, emerging group of IBUB, will begin its activities in these labs next month.

IBUB-TEC, a new series of  IBUB seminaris on technology advances 

These seminars are meant to PhD students, postdocs or any lab people, in order to improve technological capacities for biomedical research.

Several already programmed IBUB-TEC Seminars are:

1.- Basic Bioinformatics Analysis (next October 17)

2.- Advances in RT-PCR and high-throughput DNA sequencing (IBUB-Roche Symposium next november 12, see below))

3.- Basics of Confocal Microscopy (December, practical-tutorial)

4.- ChIP on Chip versus ChIP-seq (January)

The first seminar  of the series will be “ Basics on Bioinformatics Analysis” by Dr. Enrique Blanco (Departament de Genetica / IBUB), next 17 October (see attached announcement).. The target audience is  PhD students and Researchers in any area of Molecular Biology.

The audience in this short talk will be in  contact with real examples that explain how to take advantage of current computational tools:   search for genes in the most  popular genome browsers, perform comparisons between related sequences, study the conservation of genes in different genomes, identify clusters of co-regulated  genes or represent graphically these results.
IBUB participates in science dissemination, article in Eureka
The IBUB undertakes activities oriented towards an improvement in the presence of biomedical research areas in non-specialized social environments. In the last issue of Eureka (the magazine of science addressed to young students) Gemma Marfany, an IBUB genetics researcher, provides a stimulating, easy accessible, view of the fascinating task of gene discovery under the title: ”The Gene Hunters” (“Caçadors de gens”).

Full text can be viewed in the following link.

Sessió IBUB-ROCHE

In line with the activities of promoting improvement in biomedical research technologies, IBUB participates, in partnership with the company Roche, in a seminar series on recent advances in Real-time PCR and massive DNA sequencing technologies, to he held next november 12th in Facultat de Biologia.

You'll find below the anouncement including the preliminary program.
   
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Article of the month
Dr.Antonio Felipe Associate Professor

TKv1.5 Association Modifies Kv1.3 Traffic and Membrane Localization

Kv1.3 activity is determined by raft association. In addition to Kv1.3, leukocytes also express Kv1.5, and both channels control physiological responses. Because the oligomeric composition may modify the channel targeting to the membrane, we investigated heterotetrameric Kv1.3/Kv1.5 channel traffic and targeting in HEK cells.

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EMBO
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Inproteolys
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Leroy Hood
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