La alternancia de periodos con y sin comida activa un “gen GPS” en las células hepáticas 👉 Así concluye la investigación del CNIO Stop Cancer publicada en Nature Communications 🔬 corresponsables.com/actualidad/alt…

Paper alert from our great Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD ! mTOR as the hepatocyte GPS: Postnatal control of mTORC1 activity in the liver is critical for the establishment of spatial (portal-central) metabolic differences. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Researchers at @efeyanlab discover a 'GPS gene' in liver cells that causes them to specialize and hence completes liver maturation after birth This gene gets activated with the onset of oral food intake First author Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD 📷In Nature Communications cnio.es/en/news/public…

Between Keystone and joint scientific retreat, we had a fun time to visit Jufen and Taroka in Taiwan for more scientific and career discussion. It is also great to have our lab friend Helen Carrasco Hope and alumni, Jhan-Jie, join us🫶

Our recent work by Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD in the lab, in the Editors' HIghlights Nature Communications. Check it out here nature.com/collections/bb… CNIO Stop Cancer

My PhD work at Efeyan Lab CNIO Stop Cancer has been featured in the Editors’ Highlight at Nature Communications. Check it out here! 👇🏼 nature.com/collections/bb…

Congrats Guadalupe Sabio Ivana and the whole team! Very glad to be part of this work 👏🏼

Excited to see our study officially published today in Science Advances. Here, we report the identification of HSDL2 as a novel player linking nutritional cues to hepatic lipid metabolism. Here comes a brief summary of our findings! 1/12 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Thank to all the collaborators (Laura Tribouillard, Mathilde Mouchiroud, Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD, Roberto Zoncu, Alex Caron, Mathieu Morissette, Luca Pellegrini Lab 🇨🇦, Dr. Jennifer Estall, Efeyan Lab, mikeshum22, Olivier Barbier ulaval, Andre Marette) and funding agencies (NSERC / CRSNG, Fondation IUCPQ) for the support.

A moderate increase in RagC GTPase signaling drives parenchymal damage, attracting myeloid cells that worsen damage in a 2-step pro-aging vicious cycle. nature.com/articles/s4358…

Finally out at Nature Aging ! Centro de Biología Molecular Severo Ochoa. My last work at Efeyan Lab 🙂. Thanks for this opportunity. A great collaborative effort between all the lab members; special thanks to Cris, #AlbaSanz, #LuciaPrado Nerea DS, Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD Elena Fernández Florido Elena #YurenaVivas

So happy to see this work finally out 👏🏼 congrats Ana Ortega Molina Efeyan Lab and the whole team!

👏Congrats Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD for your EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowship! 🌟 ▶️news.unil.ch/display/172372… Université de Lausanne @fbm @chuv #EMBOFellowship #ResearchExcellence #Immunometabolism #CancerResearch

.Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD & HoLab review how aging& diet influence metabolic reprogramming of the tumor–immune microenvironment, contributing to cancer progression & immune evasion as well as strategies to restore antitumor immunity by targeting metabolic pathways hubs.la/Q03g_nzM0

A great piece from Ana Belén Plata Gómez, PhD ! Great support from Ludwig Cancer EMBO Cancer Research Institute