Doctoral thesis
Discovery of biomarkers for metabolic diseases in the horse. Elisa M. Espinosa López. 2026
CSF proteomics in the search of molecular markers for canine neurological diseases. Mercedes Aradillas. In progress.
The role of circulating extracellular vesicles in the establisment and progression of equine metabolic syndrome. Beatriz Ortiz Guisado. In progress.
Master Degree Projects
Molecular basis of territorial marking in the Iberian Lynx, Mar Gómez Marín, Master in Biotechnology. 2024/25
Optimization of collection technique of facial marks from the Iberian lynx, Cristina Mazarro, Master in Bioeconomy and Circular Economy. 2024/25
Characterization of the salivary proteome of the Iberian Lynx. Luis López.Master in Bioeconomy and Circular Economy. 2023/24
Effect of sperm extender on the uterine proteome of the mare. Carmen Rivas López. Master in Bioeconomy and Circular Economy. 2023/24
Biomarkers for the diagnosis of equine metabolic syndrome. Beatriz Ortiz Guisado. Master in Biotechnology. 2021/22
Proteomic study of canine cerebrospinal fluid. Mercedes Aradillas Pérez. Master in Biotechnology. 2020/21
Proteomics applied to the discovery of biomarkers for equine metabolic syndrome. Elisa M. Espinosa López. Master in Biotechnology. 2019/20
Final Year Degree Projects
Quantification of cortisol in feaces as marker for stress in the Iberian Lynx, Natalia de Diego. Veterinary degree. 2025/26
Molecular basis of mate choice in the Iberian lynx, Lola Sánchez. Veterinary Degree. 2025/26
Quantification of cortisol in feaces as marker for stress in the Iberian Lynx, Sara Santiago. Veterinary Degree. 2024/25
Sexual communication in the Iberian lynx, María Sánchez Leal del Ojo. Veterinary Degree. 2024/25
Characterization of the salivary proteome in the domestic cat. Rafael Jiménez. Veterinary degree. 2023/24
Individual chemical signature in the Sumatran tiger. Carlos Montero. Veterinary Degree. 2023/24
Molecular basis of the territorial marking in the Iberian lynx. Paloma Molina. Veterinary Degree. 2023/24
Sexual comunication in the Iberian lynx. Carmen Ruiz. Veterinary Degree. 2023/24
Identification of cauxin in the Serval Cat (Leptailurus serval). Alejandra Maestro. Veterinary Degree. 2023/24
Quantification of cathelicidin 1 as biomarker for genitourinary infections in dairy cows. Antonio López Martínez. Veterinary Degree. 2023/24
Identification of felinine in the urine of big cats. Ana Mero de la Barreda. Veterinary Degree. 2022/23
Chemical markers involved in the success of adoptions in the Iberian lynx. Andrea López. Veterinary Degree. 2022/23
Chemical markers of male mating success in the Iberian lynx. Marta Benítez. 2022/23
Role of the enzyme cauxin in the sexual communication of the Iberian lynx. Javier Alijo. 2022/23
Identification of cauxin in the urine of big cats. Ángel Gómez. Veterinary Degree. 2021/22
Characterization of the chemical markers in the body surface of Iberian lynx cubs as a tool to suppor the conservation of the species. Rocío Padial Vera. Veterinary Degree. 2020/21
Pilot study for the development of a pregnancy test in Sumatran tigers. Sofía Marín Reyes. Veterinary Degree. 2020/21
Molecular basis of territorial marking in the Iberian lynx. David Sánchez Martel. Veterinary Degree. 2019/20
Cloning of genes encoding for the three more abundant proteases in the urine of the Iberian lynx. Noelia Ruiz. Veterinary Degree. 2019/20
Identification and quantification of felinine in the urine of the Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus). Elisa María Espinosa López. Biochemistry Degree. 2018/19
Characterization of cauxin activity in the urine of the Iberian lynx. Olga Arjona. Biochemistry Degree. 2018/19