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Prolifération de Cryptococcus neoformans dans des macrophages murins.
Member: Permanent Researcher

Vishu Kumar Aimanianda Bopaiah

• Molecular Mycology

Laboratory: Molecular Mycology
Department of Mycology

About

Vishukumar Aimanianda received his Ph.D. from Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore University, India. He joined Pasteur Instiute in 2007, obtained faculty position as Assistant – Charge de recherche in 2010 and currently holding the position as Charge de recherche (Expert). His main research interests are fungal cell wall organization and host-pathogen interaction with focus on Aspergillus fumigatus and Cryptococcus neoformans.

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Pathogenic Aspergillus: Interaction with innate immune cells

Vishu Kumar Aimanianda Bopaiah (PI)

This project aims at comparing the pathogenesis of two Aspergillus species, A. fumigatus and A. flavus, which are the major aerial fungal pathogens in France and India. The focus of our project is to […]
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2 Members

Hydrophobin: functional amyloids from the fungal pathogen Aspergillus fumigatus

Iñaki Guijarro (PI)

Proteins from the hydrophobin family are produced by filamentous fungi in a soluble form, which spontaneously self-assemble at air/water or hydrophobic/hydrophilic interfaces to produce amphipathic layers and accomplish their biological role. Hydrophobin layers consist […]
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COMASPIN

Vishu Kumar Aimanianda Bopaiah (PI)

The route of the fungal spores (also called conidia) into human system is through the lungs wherein they encounter epithelial barrier as well as innate immune cells. The mechanisms by which innate immune cells […]

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