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RESEARCH GROUPS


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PROGRAMME:
Group 17
Tuberculosis* / 

New Therapeutic Targets*




Group Members
Lead Researcher

STAFF MEMBERS
Ausina Ruiz, Vicente

Lacoma de la Torre, Alicia 
Muoz Quinto, Aroa 
Contact:
Vilaplana Massaguer, Cristina
Servicio de Microbiología. 2a Planta. Edificio Maternal. 
Hospital Universitario Germans Trias i Pujol. ASSOCIATED MEMBERS

Carretera Canyet, 08916 Badalona, Barcelona. Cardona Iglesias, Pere Joan 
Phone: (+34) 93 497 88 94 · E.mail: [email protected] Domnguez Benitez, Jos Antonio 

Websites: http://www.gencat.cat/ics/germanstrias/web_micro/
Gil Snchez, Olga 
http://unitatdetuberculosiexperimental.wordpress.com/
Guirado Cceres, Evelina 

Latorre Moreno, Irene 
Prat Aymerich, Cristina 
Main lines of research
Ruiz Manzano, Juan

• Development and evaluation of new experimental animal models in tuber- 

culosis.

• New approaches to the nature, diagnosis and treatment of latent tuber- 
culosis.

• New vaccines against tuberculosis. 

• Antituberculosis drugs: resistance, action and evaluation of new drugs. 

• New diagnostic methods and molecular epidemiology of tuberculosis.

• New molecular approaches to epidemiological, pathogenic and diagnostic 
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of the respiratory infections caused by respiratory virus, Haemophilus in- 20
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fluenzae and Mycoplasma pneumonia.
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• Characterization of intracellular life stage of Staphylococcus aureus. Invol- E
vement in treatment and outcome of staphylococcal infections.
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• Design and evaluation of a novel inpedimetric immunosensor for diagnosis NU
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of sepsis of respiratory origin.
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• Improving the diagnosis of bloodstream Infections: PCR coupled with mass ES
* Strategic project 2013-2015: New ER
research and innovation on tuberculosis: spectrometry.
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basic research, prevention, drug regi- CI
mens and diagnosis.
• Multiplexed determination of pathogenic bacteria in sepsis by novel mag- 
** Strategic project 2013-2015: Respi- neto-nanohollows immunoassays.
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ratory infections: form mechanisms to 

therapeutics





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