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Revision as of 16:59, 20 October 2021
Project Q3170691 in Spain
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | SymBioM: CBGP System Biology and Biological Modeling Laboratory (UPM-INIA) |
Project Q3170691 in Spain |
Statements
1 January 2019
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30 June 2021
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UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID
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40°26'4.74"N, 3°48'53.39"W
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28115
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El Centro de Biotecnología y Genómica de Plantas (CBGP) contempla en su plan estratégico (2017-2021) el fortalecimiento del área Systems Biology and Biological Modelling (SysBioM), integrada en su nuevo programa de Computational/Systems Biology and Genomics Program (CsBGP). SysBioM pretende combinar las nuevas tecnologías de imágenes y de separación específica de células vegetales y microorganismos, con la biología computacional y genómica para realizar estudios globales de sistemas biológicos y obtener modelos computacionales precisos que permitan avanzar en el conocimiento de procesos biológicos relevantes de plantas/microorganismos y desarrollar innovaciones tecnológicas. Para alcanzar este objetivo el CBGP ha planificado un refuerzo de sus infraestructuras y ha puesto en funcionamiento el Cell Imaging and Modelling Lab (CIMOLAB) que consta de 2 microscopios confocales (uno de superresolución) y un microscopio motorizado de fluorescencia para la captura de series temporales de imágenes en células vivas. SysBioM pretende completar la infraestructura del nuevo programa mediante la adquisición de: 1) citómetro de flujo con sistema de cell sorting (CF/FACS) para el estudio y separación de poblaciones celulares específicas y su posterior caracterización ¿omica¿; 2) Sistema miniaturizado de monitorización de crecimiento microbiano (SMCM); 3) Equipamiento para determinar la calidad de las biomoléculas de muestras generadas con 1 y 2, para su posterior análisis genómico/funcional. (Spanish)
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The strategic plan (2017-2021) of the Center for Plant Biotechnology and Genomics (CBGP) includes of the Systems Biology and Biological Modeling area (SysBioM), the is integrated in its new program On Computational / Systems Biology and Genomics Program (CsBGP). SysBioM aims to combine the new technologies of images analysis and of specific separation of plant cells and microorganisms, with those of functional biology and genomics in order to carry out global studies of biological systems and to obtain precise computational models precise computations that will allow us to advance in our knowledge of relevant biological processes Of plants / microorganisms and to develop technological innovations. To achieve this objective, the CBGP has planned the reinforcement of its infrastructures and has put into operation the Cell Imaging and Modeling Lab (CIMOLAB) consisting of 2 confocal microscopes (one with super-resolution) and a motorized fluorescence microscope for capturing time series of images in living cells. SysBioM aims to complete the infrastructure of the new CsBGP program through the acquisition of: 1) flow cytometer with cell sorting systems (CF / FACS) for the study and separation of specific cell populations and their subsequent Omics characterization; 2) Miniaturized microbial growth monitoring system; 3) Equipment to determine the quality of the biomolecules of samples generated with 1 and 2, for subsequent genomic / functional analyses. (English)
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Pozuelo de Alarcón
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Identifiers
EQC2019-006382-P
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