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    Oikopleura dioica com a model animal per investigar l'impacte de les pèrdues gèniques en l'Evo-Devo: les vies de senyalització de l'àcid retinoic i Wnt com a cas d'estudi 

    Martí Solans, Josep (Date of defense: 2018-09-07)

    El creixent nombre de genomes seqüenciats està posant de manifest que la pèrdua gènica és un fenomen recurrent que pot haver generat diversitat al llarg de la història evolutiva dels diferents grups d’organismes. En aquest ...

    Pathogen-triggered programmed cell death in plants: Metacaspase 1-dependent pathways = Muerte celular programada desencadenada por patógenos en plantas: vías dependientes de Metacaspasa 1 

    Lema Asqui, Saúl Stalin (Date of defense: 2018-06-08)

    The hypersensitive response (HR) is a paradigmatic type of programmed cell death, that occurs in response to pathogen recognition at the site of attempted invasion. Notwithstanding more than a century of research on HR, ...

    Pathophysiology of osteoarthritis 

    Farrán Díaz-Cano, Aina (Date of defense: 2017-09-21)

    Osteoarthritis (OA) is a multifactorial disease characterized by a progressive degeneration and eventual failure of the synovial joint functionality. Although it has been traditionally considered as an exclusive disease ...

    Pleiotropic effects of candidate genes on autism spectrum disorder and comorbidities: genetics, funcional studies and animal models 

    Antón Galindo, Ester (Date of defense: 2021-09-17)

    Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by impairments in social communication and interaction, as well as repetitive and restricted patterns of behaviour. Although growing evidence ...

    Population genomics, phylogeographic history, and evolutionary patterns in Antartic shallow-water benthic invertebrates 

    Leiva Martinez, Carlos (Date of defense: 2019-11-20)

    Benthic organisms inhabiting the shallow waters of the Southern Ocean are considered excellent models to study evolutionary processes, population connectivity patterns, and adaptation. They have evolved in an extreme ...

    Proliferative and positional instructions underliying planarian regeneration and tissue renewal = Instrucciones proliferativas y posicionales subyacentes a la regeneración y el recambio tisular en planaria 

    Rojo Laguna, José Ignacio (Date of defense: 2017-07-21)

    Some animals have incredible regenerative abilities which kept researchers fascinating during decades. How these animals are able to regenerate missing parts and restore damaged tissues can give researchers insights in the ...

    Quantitative proteomic approaches for the characterization of bacterial wilt resistance mechanisms in tomato. lnsights on the role of P69 subtilisin-like proteases in defense 

    Planas Marqués, Marc (Date of defense: 2020-10-30)

    The plant pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum is the causal agent of the devastating disease known as bacterial wilt. This disease affects more than 200 plant species in over 50 families, including economically important crops ...

    Range expansion in the evolutionary history of western palaeartic aquatic coleoptera = Expansiones de rango durante la historia evolutiva de coleópteros acuáticos en el Paleártico occidental 

    García Vázquez, David (Date of defense: 2016-12-16)

    CHAPTER 1: Reconstructing ancient Mediterranean crossroads in Deronectes diving beetles Aim: To reconstruct the evolutionary history of a genus of freshwater beetle with a pan- Mediterranean distribution, to test classic ...

    Regeneració i homeòstasi a les planàries: gens i vies de senyalització implicats en l'organogènesi 

    González Sastre, Alejandro (Date of defense: 2017-07-27)

    En aquesta tesi, titulada “Regeneració i homeòstasi a les planàries: gens i vies de senyalització implicats en l'organogènesi”, s’aprofundeix en l’estudi dels processos responsables de l’organogènesi a la planària d’aigua ...

    The regulatory landscape of Drosophila imaginal disc regeneration 

    Vizcaya Molina, Elena (Date of defense: 2018-12-19)

    One of the most important questions in regenerative biology is how and when genes change expression to trigger regeneration programs. Resetting of gene expression patterns during injury responses is shaped by the coordinated ...

    Relevant deubiquitinating enzymes in cilium formation and function in the retina: USP48 

    Sánchez Bellver, Laura (Date of defense: 2023-12-15)

    [eng] Ciliopathies encompass a broad group of heterogeneous inherited disorders associated with dysfunction of the cilium, a ubiquitous microtubule-based organelle that translates extracellular stimuli into cellular ...

    Rol de la microbiota en pacientes con bronquiectasias no asociadas a la fibrosis quística 

    López Aladid, Rubén (Date of defense: 2022-10-20)

    [spa] El pulmón siempre se ha considerado estéril. Sin embargo, el campo de la microbiota pulmonar se ha visto revolucionado por el avance de las técnicas moleculares. Cada individuo tiene un perfil de microbiota único, ...

    Rol de la mitocòndria en el control de la homeòstasi cel·lular en planàries 

    Rosselló Xamena, Maria (Date of defense: 2021-12-10)

    El manteniment de l’homeòstasi en organismes adults és cabdal per la continuïtat dels individus; desregulacions d’aquest equilibri porten a l’aparició de malalties. La planària és un model d’estudi en regeneració i remodelació ...

    Rol del gen de pigmentació MC1R en la susceptibilitat a malalties neurodegeneratives 

    Tell Martí, Gemma (Date of defense: 2018-05-07)

    El gen MC1R (codi OMIM: #155555) codifica pel receptor de la melanocortina 1 (MC1R) que s’expressa majoritàriament a la membrana dels melanòcits i està implicat en la regulació de la síntesi de melanina. El gen MC1R és ...

    Role of early postnatal nutrition during lactation in offspring metabolic health programming 

    Ribó Gené, Sílvia (Date of defense: 2017-12-01)

    Childhood obesity and overweight can often cause severe complications, including hypertension, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, amongst other disorders. Several ...

    Role of the Hippo pathway in planarians 

    Sousa, Nidia de (Date of defense: 2017-07-17)

    A successful cell renewal, which occurs throughout the life of an organism, relies on multiple events, including proliferation and differentiation of progenitor cell populations, and death of unnecessary cells. Out of the ...

    Role of the histone demethylase PHF2 during early neurogenesis 

    Pappa, Stella (Date of defense: 2019-04-10)

    During neural development, signaling molecules and networks of expressed transcription factors cooperate to control cellular fate. Chromatin acting factors are essential players in cell proliferation and differentiation ...

    Role Of The Innate Immunity In The Etiopathogenesis of Primary Sjögren Syndrome: Influence Of Viral And Immunogenetic Factors Related To Cell Adhesion Molecules In Systemic Disease And Autoantibody Profile 

    Gheitasi, Hoda (Date of defense: 2024-01-26)

    [eng] Sjögren Syndrome is a systemic autoimmune disease that affects the exocrine glands, most notably the salivary and lacrimal glands, although it can affect other mucosal surfaces. Inflammation at these sites leads to ...

    The role of the zebrafish tbx5 paralogues during eye, pectoral fin and heart development. 

    Pi Roig, Aina (Date of defense: 2018-04-06)

    Tbx5 is a transcription factor expressed in the developing eyes, heart and upper limbs. Mutations in human TBX5 cause Holt-Oram syndrome (HOS), a condition characterised by heart and upper limb malformations. In zebrafish, ...

    Role of Wnt pathway genes in complex and monogenic phenotypes of low and high bone mass 

    Martínez-Gil, Núria (Date of defense: 2021-03-12)

    Osteoporosis is a complex disease characterized by low bone mass, microarchitectural deterioration, and increased fracture risk. It is the most common bone disease that affects more than 200 million people worldwide and ...