I2SysBio

Institute for Integrative Systems Biology (UV + CSIC)

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Introduction and objective

Joint research center of the University of Valencia and the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), founded in 2016.

It is an institute open to the strategic participation of biotechnology companies. Its scientific programs focus on research on the structure, function, dynamics, evolution and manipulation of complex biological systems.

It aims to provide solutions to problems in the pharmaceutical, biotechnological, biomedical and agro-industrial sectors that are open to a systemic approach.

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Main research programs

The research groups at ISysBio are organized thematically into five Scientific Programs (SP). These programs are dynamic and evolve to incorporate new research and developments in integrative systems biology.

Programs

Theoretical and Computational Biology
Systems Biology of Molecular Interactions and Regulation
Systems Biology of Pathogens
Evolutionary Systems Biology of Symbionts
Applied Systems Biology and Synthetic Biology
Innovation Unit (Synbiosis)

Institute for Integrative Systems Biology (UV + CSIC) news

I2SysBio describes the 'internal language of tomato': how its genes communicate to resist drought and improve fruit quality

I2SysBio participates in the discovery of the role of the "anchor" of the coronavirus, key to infection

I2SysBio participates in the discovery of the role of the coronavirus "anchor": the less known part of the Spike protein is key to infection

An I2SysBio study reveals how certain viruses evolve and adapt to infect new bacteria

The I2SysBio develops a bioinformatics tool that manages to study the genome of individual bacteria with their associated infectious viruses

Research co-led by I2SysBio discovers that a porcine coronavirus uses an unexpected way to enter cells

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