Few months ago, Xavi and Michi wrote a post titled SVGmap: Configurable image browser for experimental data, which described a new tool developed in our lab. SVGmap is useful to [...]

We are pleased to announce that we will be giving another practical course on bioinformatics for Integrative Genomics this year. It will take place from November 7-9, 2011, [...]

We have very good news to share with you. Gunes Gundem has done this morning the defense of her Thesis work. She did a 35 minutes presentation and [...]

The DATABASE Oxford Journal has published a new volume in September dedicated to Biomart related databases and tools. We have had a Biomart portal for IntOGen data since 2010 [...]

Abel and I have been three days at the EMBO Cancer Genomics meeting that was held in Heidelberg. I have to say that the meeting was very inspiring and [...]

Since I started my PhD, I have been interested in miRNAs, their regulation and how miRNAs regulate the functions of their targets. I also proposed miRNA and mRNA [...]

Recently epigenetic modifications have drawn lots of attention in the oncology field. Cancer is characterized by aberrant patterns of gene expression of multiple genes. These major [...]

Our lab has a long term and successful collaboration with the lab of Elizaveta Benevolenskaya from the University Illinois Chicago. Liza and I met back in 2006 in [...]

We have found two major drawbacks to computational approaches that assess the outcome of non-synonymous SNVs. The first is that there are now too many of them, based [...]

We have worked hard during the last months to release the new version of IntOGen, version 03, which we have published today. We are very proud of this [...]