09 February
Thesis: Paula Doria Borrell
The role of BAP1 in early human placentation: Implications for trophoblast differentiation and preeclampsia
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19 February
SEMINAR: Federico Lucantoni
Pharmacological Activation of ROCK1 Signaling Triggers Entosis and Reveals Plastin 3 as Key Mediator
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Extracellular vesicles from peripheral immune cells of hyperammonemic rats induce neuroinflammation and cognitive impairment. Underlying mechanisms.
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