The National Institute for Cellular Biotechnology (NICB) is a multidisciplinary centre of research in fundamental and applied cellular biology, cancer, biotechnology, molecular cell biology, ocular diseases and biological chemistry. We offer a range of research and problem-solving services to clinical collaborators and to industry. Click here to download our Core Facilities brochure, and have a look below to find out more about the extensive facilities used by our research groups here at the NICB.
Mammalian cells, especially the Chinese hamster ovary cell line (CHO), are the most important production vehicle for making recombinant human proteins...
The goal of all of the cancer research programmes at the NICB is to investigate the biology of cancer using a wide variety molecular biology, proteomic, and biochemical technologies...
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Metabolism is a central regulator of cellular processes and function. In the NICB...
Research in the Vascular / Neurobiology Research Area is divided into three research streams aiming at understanding...
