New facility will focus on designing gene editing strategies, producing CRISPR tools and providing remote support for users The Gene Editing Laboratory (LEG) is a new open facility at the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM). Operated by the Brazilian Biosciences National Laboratory, which is part of CNPEM, the new lab will…
The Gene Editing Laboratory (LEG) provides technical and scientific support to produce mammalian knockout cells using CRISPR/Cas9 technology. It provides services related to producing gene editing mechanisms and strategic planning experiments, with a focus on offering specialized training and support during the critical stages of the gene editing process
Infrastructure now receiving proposals in continuous flow, expanding access to strategic inputs for high-complexity research
The opportunity is linked to FAPESP nº 2024/12890-5 research support, arising from a cooperation agreement with the Serrapilheira Institute (7th public call for science support).
Over 650 schools have expressed interest in participating, with nearly 50,000 visitors expected A record-breaking number of registrations have been received for the Ciência Aberta event, when the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) opens its labs to visitors, for the day dedicated to teaching institutions and groups. While these expressions of…
Users from outside the state of São Paulo whose proposals are approved may request travel and lodging assistance From March 1, 2025, the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) will accept research proposals from the external academic community to use the Bioassays Laboratory (LBE) operated by the Brazilian Biosciences National Laboratory (LNBio).…
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Laboratory Home /2025/Page 3 About the facility This laboratory focuses on evaluating the structure and activity of proteins and their interactions with small molecules (pharmaceuticals and drugs) or macromolecules (DNA, RNA, and carbohydrates), making it possible to identify modifications in metabolic profiles and potential alterations in metabolic pathways. Nuclear magnetic resonance is…
LNBio’s Bioassay Laboratory (LBE) specializes in carrying out bioassays using the High Throughput Screening (HTS) and High Content Screening (HCS) methods, contributing to significant advances in the research and development of new molecules with biotechnological and pharmaceutical applications