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Can interspecies embryos help save endangered species? A new review summarises the current evidence
PublicationResearch
An international study published in Nature Communications offers a new perspective on the mechanisms of replication stress and genomic instability.
PublicationResearch
Tereza Červená won first place in the best poster competition at an international toxicology conference
Award
The laboratory instead of the classroom: The students at the Jiří Orten Gymnasium were exploring cells and biomaterials at a glance
Popularisation of Science
Doctoral student Magui Khazaal won the Central European final of the “Ma thèse en 180 secondes” competition
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08. 09. 2026 - 09. 09. 2026
From Animal Handling to Data: Imaging Facilities in Preclinical Research
CourseCzech-BioimagingMicroscopy02. 12. 2026 - 04. 12. 2026
Introduction to programming for image processing
CourseCzech-BioimagingMicroscopyAbout Us
We are a renowned centre of basic biomedical research in the Czech Republic and worldwide. Our projects are focused on biomedical challenges, such as finding effective diagnostic markers and treatment of serious diseases associated with ageing of the human population (neurodegeneration, trauma, ischemia, musculoskeletal disorders, cancer and degenerative changes in vision and hearing). We also seriously consider the impact of environmental pollution on human health.
- We are a proud holder of the “HR Excellence in Research” and “Ethnic Friendly Employer” awards.
- We are a member of the Euro-BioImaging, Czech-BioImaging, EATRIS, and NanoEnviCz infrastructures.
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- 1975 Established
- 220 Employees
- 31 Projects
- 79 Publications (2025)
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Latest Publications
Should posthumously retrieved mammalian spermatozoa be evaluated via interspecific ICSI?
PARG inhibition reduces ssDNA levels and limits RPA loading upon replication fork collapse
Elongation of spinal cord reactive astrocytes via LRP1/TRK signaling
DNA damage in the leukocytes of nanocomposite-exposed workers

























