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    Role of Capicua-L in RTK signaling and endocycle regulation 

    Rodríguez Muñoz, Laura (Data de defensa: 2021-05-13)

    The HMG-box protein Capicua (Cic) is a conserved transcriptional repressor with key functions downstream of receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK)-Ras-MAPK signaling pathways. In both Drosophila and mammals, Cic is expressed as ...

    Role of D-fagomine and omega-3 plyunsaturated fatty acids on gut microbia and related metabolic changes in healthy rats and in a model of fat-induced prediabetes 

    Hereu Planellas, Mercè (Data de defensa: 2019-07-19)

    Modern lifestyles in an increasing number of human societies include consuming an excess of saturated fats and refined sugars as well as enjoying microbiologically aseptic environments. Maintaining the appropriate ...

    Role of DPPA3 in hypoxia and tumour dormancy in cancer 

    Cuesta Borràs, Estefania (Data de defensa: 2019-11-28)

    Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a leading cause of death worldwide and tumour recurrence is a frequent complication that arises from minimal residual disease and shows up after a period of clinical dormancy. Slow-cycling cancer ...

    Role of kinase DYRK1A in the neurogenesis of the embryonic telencephalon 

    Trujillano Fernández, Alejandro (Data de defensa: 2024-02-08)

    [eng] DYRK1A is a kinase that is expressed in virtually all tissues and cell types and is implicated in human diseases. Several studies indicate that DYRK1A is a dose-dependent gene with a prevalent function in brain ...

    Role of MAF in bone metastasis 

    Bellmunt i Tarragó, Anna (Data de defensa: 2017-12-15)

    The identification of genes that mediate metastasis is pivotal to better understand the mechanism, to develop novel drugs and to stratify patients with highest risk and consecutively administrate them preventive treatments. ...

    Role of Mfn2 in Macrophage Inflammatory Responses 

    Tur Torres, Juan (Data de defensa: 2017-03-22)

    Mitochondria are well known for their role as bioenergetic and biosynthetic organelles. Recently, they also have emerged as one of the main regulators of innate immune responses, mostly for its ability to modulate several ...

    Role of p38alpha kinase in myeloid cells during lung metastasis and inflammation 

    Borràs Eroles, Clara (Data de defensa: 2023-02-09)

    [eng] The lungs are constantly exposed to external particles and microbes, so their particular immune environment is immunosuppressive to avoid unnecessary inflammatory responses. This increases the susceptibility of this ...

    Role of p38α in lung tumor progression 

    Vitos Faleato, Jessica (Data de defensa: 2018-01-19)

    Tumors evolve by sequentially acquiring genetic abnormalities, like K-Ras activation and Tp53 loss of function, which enable transformed cells to survive, proliferate, invade, and reprogram their microenvironment. ...

    The role of the histone variant macroH2A in the regulation of chromatin architecture 

    Corujo Garcia, David (Data de defensa: 2019-12-10)

    In the eukaryotic cell nucleus, DNA is tightly wrapped around histone complexes, forming a dynamic structure known as chromatin. The nucleosome particle is the basic repeating unit of the chromatin fiber and its protein ...

    ROV-based ecological study and management proposals for the offshore marine protected area of Cap de Creus (NW Mediterranean) 

    Domínguez Carrió, Carlos (Data de defensa: 2018-07-12)

    Aiming to improve the conservation status of the European seas, the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) was adopted in 2008, establishing a general framework for all EU countries in the field of marine environmental ...

    Secretory markers of dense-core vesicles in Alzheimer's disease 

    Barranco Muñoz, Neus (Data de defensa: 2020-06-22)

    The regulated secretory pathway is a hallmark of professional secretory cells as neurons and endocrine cells. Significant peptidergic neurotransmitters as hormones, neurotrophins and growth factors are targeted to ...

    Setting up stem cell therapy for human retina: from organotypic cultures to cell fusion understanding 

    Bonilla-Pons, Sergi A. (Data de defensa: 2021-04-30)

    Visual impairments and different retinopathies have been silently increasing in the modern society and they become a medical hurdle in need to be addressed. Müller glial cells (MGCs), in lower vertebrates, show regenerative ...

    Sistema de paneles virtuales de genes para genómica clínica basado en NGS 

    Sellarès Rubio, Arnau (Data de defensa: 2022-11-16)

    [spa] El diagnóstico de enfermedades humanas originadas a causa de variantes y mutaciones en el ADN de cada persona está experimentando un cambio de paradigma, desde la aproximación genética tradicional hacia una que ...

    SLIMP: a mitochondrial protein involved in cell cycle regulation 

    Pons Pons, Alba (Data de defensa: 2021-12-16)

    SLIMP (Seryl-tRNA Synthetase-Like Insect Mitochondrial Protein) was identified during the generation of a mitochondrial human disease fly model. SLIMP was described as a previously uncharacterized paralog of the Drosophila ...

    Smad binding codes broken by WW domain containing proteins = Desxifrant els codis d’unió a Smad de les proteïnes amb dominis WW 

    Aragón Altarriba, Eric (Data de defensa: 2013-12-13)

    Cell fate is controlled by a multitude of signals and loss of this control has devastating consequences for living organisms. One of the key players in this network of signals is the TGF-beta family of cytokines. These ...

    SP Transcription factors in psychotic disorders 

    Pinacho Garcia, Raquel (Data de defensa: 2015-07-17)

    Psychotic disorders including bipolar disorder and schizophrenia are a leading cause of disability across the world but the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms remain poorly understood. Available treatments are ...

    Study and characterization of the Drosophila wg(1)-enhancer in development, regeneration and tumorigenesis 

    Gracia Latorre, Elena (Data de defensa: 2023-06-01)

    [eng] Enhancers are the master regulators of gene expression. Genes rely on them to be differentially expressed in different tissues, developmental time points or contexts. In recent years, it has been reported that although ...

    Study of complex chromosomal rearrangements in cancer. The role of extrachromosomal circular DNA as a genome remodeler in neuroblastoma 

    Rodriguez Fos, Elias (Data de defensa: 2020-07-15)

    This thesis illustrates the work I have developed as a Ph.D. student in the computational genomics group lead by Dr. David Torrents at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. The group’s expertise in the analysis of biological ...

    Study of molecular mechanisms implicated in the TGF-beta oncogenic effect in Glioma 

    Gonzàlez Juncà, Alba (Data de defensa: 2013-11-15)

    The TGF-beta oncogenic effect has been widely studied. In glioma, TGF-beta has an oncogenic role increasing cell proliferation and glioma-initiating cell (GIC) self-renewal capacity. During the investigation of this thesis, ...

    Study of the role of substrate stiffness and force transmission to the nucleus in nucleocytoplasmic transport, nuclear pore conformation, genome organization and gene expression 

    Molina Jordán, Marc (Data de defensa: 2023-12-04)

    [eng] The application of mechanical force to the nucleus has been recently shown to regulate important functions, including nucleocytoplasmic transport (NCT), chromatin organization, and gene expression. However, how ...