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A Modified Herpes Virus Attacks Skin Cancer: Hope in Sight?

A decade after the first steps of virotherapy, the medical world goes further. Scientists have succeeded in transforming the herpes virus into a formidable weapon against cancer. A phase 1/2 clinical trial has just proved this: the RP1, a genetically modified herpes simplex virus, has succeeded in reducing advanced melanoma tumours, even deeply rooted in the body. A discovery that could well change the deal for thousands of patients.See the Story

Cnio Celebrates the Solidarity of Its Friends, Key to Attracting Talent and Advancing Cancer Research

An important part of the knowledge generated by the National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO), which aims to improve cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment, is the result of generosity. The generosity of people, companies and foundations that donate to the center through the program ‘Friends of the CNIO’. Since it was established, in 2015, all the funds raised by this program have been destined for the recruitment of young researchers …Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

Air pollution may be raising risk of lung cancer in ‘never-smokers’: Study

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Exposure to air pollution, other contaminants and traditional herbal medicines may be contributing to the development of lung cancer in people who have little or no history of smoking, a new study has found. Health · United States See the Story

Roger Castells-Graells Receives Hawk Biosystems Award From the Society of Biophysics of Spain

Researcher Roger Castells-Graells, of the National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO), has received the “Hawk Biosystems” award, awarded by the Spanish Society of Biophysics (SBE) in the framework of its XVIII International Congress. Castells-Graells recently joined the CNIO to lead the new Group of Biomolecular Design and Structural Nanomedicine, dedicated to creating nanoparticles of proteins useful to detect cancer before and accelerate t…Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

Mariano Barbacid, Added Value Award for Science and Research

Mariano Barbacid, discoverer of the first human oncogene, has received the Value Added to Science and Research Award, which recognizes the “work of cultivation and improvement of research, discovery and invention”. The Value Added Awards are an initiative of the Fundación Transforma España, in collaboration with BBVA, to “encourage the recognition of the contribution that people over 55 years of age make to society”. The Fundación Transforma Esp…Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

CNIO Creates 'Protein Nanoparticles' to Accelerate the Development of Anticancer Drugs

Proteins are complex molecules that perform crucial functions in the body. Knowing them is essential to understand and try to cure diseases: if you know the three-dimensional structure of a protein involved in cancer, for example, you can try to design a molecule that can modify that protein to treat it. The Biomolecular Design and Structural Nanomedicine Group has just joined the National Cancer Research Center (CNIO) in order to advance in thi…Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

A Machine Learning Approach to Identify Predictive Molecular Markers for Cisplatin Chemosensitivity Following Surgical Resection in Ovarian Cancer

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Ovarian cancer is associated with poor prognosis. Platinum resistance contributes significantly to the high rate of tumour recurrence. We aimed to identify a set of molecular markers for predicting platinum sensitivity. A signature predicting cisplatin sensitivity was generated using the Genomics of Drug Sensitivity in Cancer and The Cancer Genome Atlas databases. Four potential biomarkers (CYTH3, GALNT3, S100A14, and ERI1) were identified and o…Madrid, Spain · Madrid See the Story

The CNIO Obtains the Accreditation of Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence for the Fourth Time

For the fourth time in a row, the National Centre for Oncological Research (CNIO) has obtained accreditation as the ‘Severo Ochoa’ Centre of Excellence. This has been published by the State Research Agency (AEI), under the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, in the resolution of the 2024 call for “Severo Ochoa Centres of Excellence” and “Maria de Maetzu Units of Excellence”, whose accreditations recognize the relevance of the count…Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

Biology Gets Deeper and Deeper Into the Gears of the Machinery that Makes the Cells Work

In the body, what makes it possible for everything to work is the work of countless proteins: molecular nanomachines that configure a complex gear in constant movement within each cell. Now you can visualize these nanomachines in action. This helps to understand as never before fundamental processes, such as the manufacture of antibodies or the repair of lesions in DNA. Thus, ways are opened to design more precise drugs, to look for new antibiot…Madrid, Spain · Madrid Read Article

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A Modified Herpes Virus Attacks Skin Cancer: Hope in Sight?

Cnio Celebrates the Solidarity of Its Friends, Key to Attracting Talent and Advancing Cancer Research

Air pollution may be raising risk of lung cancer in ‘never-smokers’: Study

Roger Castells-Graells Receives Hawk Biosystems Award From the Society of Biophysics of Spain

Mariano Barbacid, Added Value Award for Science and Research

CNIO Creates 'Protein Nanoparticles' to Accelerate the Development of Anticancer Drugs

A Machine Learning Approach to Identify Predictive Molecular Markers for Cisplatin Chemosensitivity Following Surgical Resection in Ovarian Cancer

The CNIO Obtains the Accreditation of Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence for the Fourth Time

Biology Gets Deeper and Deeper Into the Gears of the Machinery that Makes the Cells Work

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Cnio Celebrates the Solidarity of Its Friends, Key to Attracting Talent and Advancing Cancer Research

Air pollution may be raising risk of lung cancer in ‘never-smokers’: Study

Roger Castells-Graells Receives Hawk Biosystems Award From the Society of Biophysics of Spain

Mariano Barbacid, Added Value Award for Science and Research

CNIO Creates 'Protein Nanoparticles' to Accelerate the Development of Anticancer Drugs

A Machine Learning Approach to Identify Predictive Molecular Markers for Cisplatin Chemosensitivity Following Surgical Resection in Ovarian Cancer

The CNIO Obtains the Accreditation of Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence for the Fourth Time

Biology Gets Deeper and Deeper Into the Gears of the Machinery that Makes the Cells Work