Post-Transcriptional Regulation

At the second edition of IDIBELL’s RegenBell symposium I presented an update on our efforts to study transcriptomic changes in early Alzheimer’s Disease using a stem cell model. [Poster #12]

At my first attendance of ISCO, a single-cell conference co-organized locally by the CRG in Barcelona and the BIMSB in Berlin, I presented our ongoing work to study transcriptomic changes in early Alzheimer’s Disease using a stem cell model. [Poster #63]

SCALPEL, a nextflow based tool for the quantification of isoforms at single-cell resolution.

At my first attendance of the Jornades de Bioinformàtica i Genòmica, I had the opportunity to talk about our work on transcriptomic changes in early Alzheimer’s Disease with a more technical focus. [Selected Talk; 10’ + 5']

I got the opportunity to present our initial results of studying transcriptomic changes in early Alzheimer’s Disease using a stem cell model at the first RegenBell symposium. [Selected Short Talk; 7’ + 3']

At my first time attending the huge international AD/PD™ conference, I presented our work on miRNAs differentially expressed in post-mortem entorhinal cortex samples from Alzheimer’s Disease patients compared to healthy controls. [Poster #A06.G; Cell, Molecular and Systems Biology: Metabolomics, Transcriptomics, Lipidomics, Proteomics session]

Differential expression study of microRNAs and target genes in post-mortem superior temporal gyrus and entorhinal cortex samples from 99 Alzheimer’s Disease patients and 91 aged matched control donors.

Preprint of differential expression study of microRNAs and target genes in post-mortem superior temporal gyrus and entorhinal cortex samples from 99 Alzheimer’s Disease patients and 91 aged matched control donors.