New article: chitosan nanofibers for improved wound healing
NN researchers Liqiong Li, Asier R. Muguruza, and Pablo Guardia have published a new article in the Journal of Materials Chemistry B. This study is part of a collaboration involving the ICMAB-CSIC (NN Group), the University of Almería, IBB, and CIBER.
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New article: deuterium‑enriched cellulose for biocompatible neutron‑based technologies
NN researchers Amanda Muñoz‑Juan, Daniela Diaz, and Anna Laromaine have published a new article in the journal RSC Applied Polymers. This study is part of a collaborative effort involving ICMAB‑CSIC, the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona (IMB‑CNM) and CONICET (Argentina).
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New review on microbiomes on human health
NN researcher Muling Zeng has just published a article in the open-access journal The Innovation Life. This study is a part from a very wide collaboration with 28 more institutions.
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Video: Assessing Gastrointestinal Motility in C. elegans to Study Parkinson's Disease
Amanda Muñoz-Juan and Anna Laromaine have published a new video in the on-line video journal JoVE. It has been done in close collaboration with Víctor J. Yuste and Esther Dalfó. Both are from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and Dalfó, from the University of Vic, too.
The research team has assessed the gastrointestinal motility of the worm C.elegans to study Parkinson's Disease. The video explains how the research was done and the results stemming from it.
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New paper: The role of reactive oxygen species in liver fibrosis and immune modulation
NN researcher Muling Zeng has published a new article in the journal Redox Biology. The study has been carried out in a collaboration network with de Shenzhen Longgang Second People's Hospital, Premium Research SL, IBIDAPS, University of Barcelona, and the CIBER EHD.
This review examines how ROS function as both signalling molecules and stress inducers, shaping macrophage activity and influencing the development and resolution of fibrosis. Understanding these interactions opens the door to personalised treatments that target ROS and immune cell reprogramming.
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