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The "Cardiac and Skeletal Myogenesis: Muscle Regeneration" research group, works at the University of Jaén, a young and a modern University within the south part of Spain.

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      In our laboratory, we explore the cellular and molecular mechanisms of cardiac and skeletal muscle development, and how this knowledge may be used in muscle tissue repair.

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     In the last years we have mainly focused on the role of a new group of molecules, microRNAs, during cardiac and skeletal muscle formation and how we can use these small molecules as new putative therapeutic tools for muscle diseases treatment and/or repair.    

 

     Recently, we have opened a new lab at Fundación Medina (Granada, Spain) which will let exploring new fields on drug treatment for cardiac and skeletal muscle pathology and regeneration. 

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Figure. Differences in the architecture of the left ventricular 

conduction system, revealed by the GFP reporter gene, 

between Cx40GFP adult mice (A) and Cx40GFP-H05

(B), a murine transgenic model of Long QT Syndrome

(de la Rosa A et al, 2013).

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