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Tanja Stadler will talk about Pathogen dynamics through a phylogenetic lens – zooming into the spread of Ebola, Diphtheria, Tuberculosis, Influenza and HIV Pathogen dynamics through a phylogenetic lens – zooming into the spread […]

Luis Serrano Pubul will talk about Whole cell model and engineering of Mycoplasma pneumoniae as an universal vaccine M. pneumoniae is the causative agent of atypical pneumonia and other extra-pulmonary pathologies in human. Its […]

Francois Balloux will talk about Inferring antimicrobial resistance from whole genome sequencing Progress in Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) has had a dramatic impact on bacterial epidemiology. It has become possible to reconstruct outbreaks and […]

Matthieu Jules will talk about From bacterial gene expression decomposition to Synthetic Biology From bacterial gene expression decomposition to Synthetic Biology Registration Apply here

Krister Swenson will talk about Linking Large-Scale Genomic Rearrangements to 3D Chromatin Structure Towards the beginning of the 20th century, Sturdevant discovered that the genes of Drosophila are organized linearly on the chromosomes. Later, […]

Rotem Sorek will talk about RNA-mediated regulation of antibiotics resistance in the human microbiome RNA-mediated regulation of antibiotics resistance in the human microbiome Registration Apply here

Aurélien Bancaud will talk about Micro- and nano-fluidic technologies for minute DNA sample analysis: application to genomic analysis of cultured cells and circulating DNA Nanobiotechnologies play a crucial role in the development of technologies […]

Eric Westhof will talk about An integrated, structure- and energy-based view of decoding: translation and cellular homeostasys The basic principles of mRNA decoding are conserved among all extant life forms. We present an integrative […]

Andrew Firth will talk about RNA viruses: characterizing hidden features revealed via comparative genomics RNA viruses have compact multifunctional genomes. During the course of infection, the genome or its derivatives must direct translation of […]

Conférence organisée par le Conseil Scientifique Jeudi 12 janvier 2017 à 16h30 Amphithéâtre Duclaux Félix REY Unité de Virologie structurale Institut Pasteur “Flavivirus structural heterogeneity: implications for entry, antibody neutralisation and vaccine design”

Christoph KONRADT – University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia – USA) An important function of the blood-brain barrier is to exclude pathogens from the central nervous system, but some microorganisms benefit from the ability to enter […]

Samuel DEAN – University of Oxford (Oxford – Royaume uni) Cilia are highly conserved organelles present in most eukaryotic cell types. The transition zone (TZ) is a ciliary subdomain that acts as a “gate” […]