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  Exams as an "in extremis" learning tool 

  Saperas Plana, Núria (Adaya Press, 2021)
  Conference report
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  The so-called testing effect has been known for a long time: we retain knowledge better if after initial learning we carry out an exam on this material than with its mere re-study or the elaboration of concept maps (Karpicke ...
• New drugs complexed with AT-rich DNA against neglected diseases 

  Millán, Cinthia; Acosta Reyes, Francisco Javier; Lagartera, Laura; Saperas Plana, Núria; Dardonville, Cristophe; De Koning, Harry Pieter; Campos López, Josefina de Lourdes (2019)
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• Sustained release of a pharmacological chaperone that increases the activity of misfolded ß-Glucocerebrosidase 

  Enshaei, Hamidreza; Molina García, Brenda Guadalupe; Valle Mendoza, Luis Javier del; Estrany Coda, Francesc; Arnan, Carme; Puiggalí Bellalta, Jordi; Saperas Plana, Núria; Alemán Llansó, Carlos (2019)
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• Proteïnes espermàtiques bàsiques i patró de condensació dela cromatina de l'espermatozoide biflagel·lat dels peixos mictòfids 

  Saperas Plana, Núria; Ausió, Juan; Ribes, Enric (Societat Catalana de Biologia (SCB), 2017)
  Conference report
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  Les proteïnes espermàtiques bàsiques (PEB) associades al nucli de les esparmàtides madures i espermatozoides de Lampanyctus crocodilus presenten un patró complex on coexisteixen histones juntament amb dos grups de proteïnes ...
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  Enzyme enhancement therapy through non-competitive pharmacological chaperones 

  Aymami Bofarull, Juan; Barril, Xavier; Delgado, Aida; Reves, Marc; Lavilla, Rodolfo; Higaki, Katsumi; García-Collazo, Anan Maria; Rodríguez-Pascau, Laura; Cubero, Elena; Pizcueta, Pilar; Martinell, Marc (2014)
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  Open Access

  Most Pharmacological chaperones (PC’s) described until now are substrate analogues which bind to the active site of the target protein. C ons e- quently, such PC’s also inhibit the target protein at higher concentrations ...