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companies in the period from 2005 to 2009, some of them in the CNB spin-off incubator. The CNB is a member of ASEBIO, the largest Spanish biotechnological business association, and maintains regular contacts with other members in search of common matters of interest; these include a number of joint grants for which companies and the CNB have applied to different government agencies. Of these, 12 projects were granted duting 2005-2009 in programs such as PETRI and PROFIT (amounting to €1.87m).
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diseases, construction of vaccines for humans and farm animals, development of tools to improve plant productivity and resistance to environmental stress, development of new processes for environmental recovery based on microorganisms, production of antibiotics and hydrolytic enzymes, and discovery of immunomodulatory compounds.
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Specific projects focus on structural biology of large macromolecules, genomics and functional proteomics, development of biocomputing tools, control of cell growth and cancer, mechanisms of aging and apoptosis, development of animal models for chronic autoimmune diseases, infectious and cancer-like
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During the same period, 87 patents were applied for, of which 33 were for new inventions, 33 were applications for entry into the international PCT phase, and 21 mainly for European and US applications. Thirteen of these patents have been licensed. CNB scientists established five biotechnology
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The CNB is a multidisciplinary research centre that concentrates on the areas of structural biology, molecular biology, virology, microbiology, plant biology, immunology and oncology, and systems and synthetic biology. Research is used to generate useful applications.
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It is one of the largest Spanish research institutes, with a total staff of 676 as of December 2011, of which 381 were scientific staff (65 PIs, 10 research associates, 113 PhD students and 198 postdoctoral scientists), and 236 technical and administrative staff.
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The stated mission of the CNB is the generation of scientific knowledge and its application to solving human and animal health issues, environmental, and agricultural challenges, whilst collaborating with industries and ensuring the transfer of technology.
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A Program on Systems and Synthetic Biology provides computational and materials tools for modelling complex biological phenomena and reprogramming them in a biotechnological direction.
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The CNB trains personnel, offers biotechnology-oriented counselling to companies and public institutions, and publishes its scientific activity in specialized journals and press media.
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The CNB was founded in 1992 to promote research in advanced biotechnology and molecular biology, and to act as a link between basic research and industrial applications.
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A diagram showing the structure of HIV virus. The group of Mariano Esteban have generated a vaccine which already passed the phase I clinical trials
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As a biotechnology center the CNB over the 2005-2009 period signed 225 research contracts with companies around the world (amounting to €37.4m).
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The group of Salomé Prat generated transgenic potatoes which would be able to grow in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Focus the effort in life sciences research towards a society and an economy based on knowledge
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La investigaciĂłn sobre Enfermedades Raras en el Centro Nacional de BiotecnologĂ­a del CSIC
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Stimulate private companies towards research and development for biological problems
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Offer services in new technologies to the academic community and private companies
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Use this knowledge as a tool to be applied to health, agriculture and environment
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La vacuna contra el VIH generada en el CNB logra una respuesta inmune del 90%
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The most relevant stated missions of the CNB are the following:
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Spanish National Center for Biotechnology (CNB)

Spain
Madrid
José María Valpuesta Moralejo
http://www.cnb.csic.es
Spanish National Research Council
A circular structure with purple structures coming out of it and a number of objects inside the circle representing different aspects of the virus

José López Carrascosa
Mariano Esteban
José Ramón Naranjo Orovio
José María Valpuesta Moralejo
"Orden de 24 de enero de 1985 por la que se crea en el seno del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, el Centro Nacional de Ingeniería Genética y Biotecnología"
"El Centro Nacional de BiotecnologĂ­a echa a andar con un director cesado"
Web del CNB
La vacuna contra el VIH generada en el CNB logra una respuesta inmune del 90%
La investigaciĂłn sobre Enfermedades Raras en el Centro Nacional de BiotecnologĂ­a del CSIC
Categories
1985 establishments in Spain
Research institutes in the Community of Madrid

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