CNAG, Centro Nacional de Análisis Genómico

CNAG renews accreditation for ISO 17025, continuing to uphold excellence in genome analysis
CNAG researchers call to improve single-cell atlas quality with nuclear metrics
Over 500 patients receive a diagnosis in a historic milestone for rare disease research in Europe co-led by CNAG
An immune cell atlas uncovers how our defense system has evolved since the origins of humankind
The human footprint in Madagascar is pushing lemurs closer to extinction
An innovative genetic analysis by SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital and CNAG successfully diagnoses 23 children with neuromuscular diseases
Human Cell Atlas takes a big step towards mapping the cells of the body, with CNAG as its main support in Spain
Pedro Rodríguez receives "The President's Prize for the Emerging Myologist of the Year" for his groundbreaking research in Africa
Tomàs Marquès, new academic member of the Royal Spanish Academy of Sciences
CNAG and IrsiCaixa identify a unique immune profile in HIV patients resistant to disease progression
CNAG joins ERDERA, the European partnership pioneering a new era in rare disease research
DNA maps to stop biodiversity loss
Earth BioGenome Project to sequence the genome of nearly 40,000 plant, animal and fungi species in Catalan-speaking territories
Iberian Lynx No Longer Endangered, thanks also to efforts in genomics
Fossils of ancient chromosomes discovered
CNAG achieves ISO 27001:2022 Certification, reinforcing our commitment to information security management
FixNCut, a new method for early sample preservation to overcome the current limitations of the single-cell genomics field
A new meta-atlas uncovers the behaviour and interaction of immune cells in host organs
Our Clinical Genomics Manager, Leslie Matalonga, new member of the Rare Diseases Commission at AEGH
The cellular atlas of the human tonsil, a key to the understanding of the immune system and diseases such as leukaemias and lymphomas
Tomàs Marquès i Bonet obtains the City of Barcelona award in the Life Sciences category
First DNA library of nearly 500 antibiotic-resistant bacteria published in Spain
Deciphering the silent footprint of human health

An immune cell atlas uncovers how our defense system has evolved since the origins of humankind

Researchers at the Centro Nacional de Análisis Genómico (CNAG) reveal how different types of immune cells have adapted since humans...

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CNAG renews accreditation for ISO 17025, continuing to uphold excellence in genome analysis

At CNAG, our commitment to excellence is reflected in every step of our genome analysis.

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CNAG researchers call to improve single-cell atlas quality with nuclear metrics

Researchers from the Functional Genomics Team at CNAG have identified critical limitations in standard quality control (QC) workflows for...

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Over 500 patients receive a diagnosis in a historic milestone for rare disease research in Europe co-led by CNAG

The research, part of the European project Solve-RD, and published today in Nature Medicine, was led by the Centro Nacional de Análisis...

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The human footprint in Madagascar is pushing lemurs closer to extinction

The Institute of Evolutionary Biology (IBE) has co-led the largest effort to sequence lemur genomes to date, with 162 genomes of 50 species...

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Thesis Lecture

Laura Jiménez: "Towards a large-scale human inflammation atlas at single-cell resolution". Director Dr. Holger Heyn. Co-director Dr. Ivo...

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