What IGM-CNR does
The IGM-CNR activities focus on the analysis of fundamental biological processes and are integrated with a likewise qualified translational research. Three main lines of research are active:
- molecular analysis and cellular biology of hereditary genetic diseases
- molecular characterization of acquired genetic diseases such as tumors and their progression to metastasis
- development of techniques and screening of new compounds.
Research Units of the Institute:
Molecular and Cellular Biology of the Nucleus
Human Genetics and Genomics
Innovative approaches to Molecular Medicine: from drug development to diagnosis.
Computational Biology
Degenerative muscular skeletal diseases
Technological platforms and services:
Bionformatic Analysis
Advanced Bioimaging (fluorescence and electronic microscopy)
Cultured Cell biobank
Characterization of small molecules against viral and cellular enzyme targets
Other activities:
Pre- and post degree training