Institute of Molecular Biology and Pathology

Istituto di Biologia e Patologia Molecolari

The Institute of Molecular Biology and Pathology (IBPM) develops research in fundamental biology, with biotechnological applications in biomedicine, the environment and agrifood using interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches.

IBPM laboratories are hosted within Sapienza University of Rome

100th ANNIVERSARY OF THE CNR FOUNDATION
https://centenario.cnr.it

SHARING THE FUTURE - STUDENTS AND SCIENCE

Teresa Colombo

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‘Immunology: the charme of diversity’

23 october - 9 november 2023
CNR headquarters, Roma

https://centenario.cnr.it/evento/immunologia-il-fascino-della-diversita/

info: Francesca Di Rosa, Fabrizio Antonangeli
technical support: Gabriele Favaretto

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The COVID-19 I-book

A project co-edited by Barbara Illi and Valeria Poli
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EVENTS

Theoretical-practical Workshop
20-21 october 2024
Visualizing biological interactions in cells and cellular compartments

Più in alto degli dei
24 september 2024
Colloque on the book by Marco Crescenzi with Cinzia Rinaldo (IBPM)

XI Simposio BEEM
30 september 2024
PhD School in Biology and Medicine Molecular, University la Sapienza Ludovica Altieri, Gaia Fattorini - IBPM

IBPM SEMINARS

28 October - Frederic Barras

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NEWS

Press release 14/05/2024
Hereditary spastic paraplegia: novel therapeutic perspectives

February 2024
The project “Spastin recovery as a new therapeutic approach for Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP)” selected for the fundraising campaign of Euro-HSP, the European Federation of HSP patients

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Press release 22/11/2023
The last Green Sahara as a major event for the Fulani/Sahelian genetic composition

Calls and positions

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IBPM PLATFORMS AND NODES IN RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURES

- The IBPM Microscopy and Imaging platform
- Structural biology and Biocrystal facility
- Instruct Italia
- IBPM bioinformatics and computational biology laboratory

MISSION The IBPM develops research in the following areas

Structural bases of protein and nucleic acid function, particularly in regulation of the expression of genes and genomes, of structural and regulatory proteins, and of molecules involved in the immune response;
Molecular mechanisms of evolution and differentiation in animal and plants and biotechnological and biomedical applications;
Design, synthesis, biosynthesis, purification and characterization of biologically active molecules: development of innovative chemical and molecular methods; characterization of their mechanisms of action; implications in human health.

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