A hombros de gigantes
Más cerca - El ratón de laboratorio ha salvado más vidas que el 112 - 05/11/25
05 Nov 2025
Si hay un héroe anónimo en medicina que merece un monumento es el humilde ratón de laboratorio. Gracias a este pequeño animal se han dado pasos de gigante en casi todos los avances médicos que han prolongado y mejorado la vida humana, desde el desarrollo de vacunas al estudio de la genética y la fisiología. En "Más cerca" (Radio 5) hemos hablado con Francisco José Esteban Ruiz, profesor titular de Biología Celular en la Universidad de JaénEscuchar audio
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