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Neurosciences [221]
Brevet
OLFACTORY MEANS USEFUL IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MOOD DEPRESSION
Françoise Lazarini-Serandour • Pierre-Marie Lledo
Chercheur(euse) Contractuel(le)
Lida Katsimpardi
Perception et mémoire
Etudiant(e) M2
Etudiant(e)
Alexandre Haroche
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Astroglial changes during sepsis associated encephalopathy
Fabrice Chretien • Tarek Sharshar
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Microglial role in the septic associated encephalopathy
Franck Verdonk • Laurent Chatre • Fabrice Chretien • Tarek Sharshar
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Pharmacological prevention and treatment of long-term cognitive and behavioral effects of neuroinflammation
Franck Verdonk • Raphael Gaillard • Fabrice Chretien
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Is Sepsis Associated Encephalopathy (SAE) amenable to cell therapy at a clinically relevant timing?
Fabrice Chretien
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TherapUsher
Aziz El Amraoui
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RHU LIGHT4DEAF
Christine Petit • Aziz El Amraoui
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HearDeafTreat Hearing and deafness: molecular mechanisms and therapeutic approaches
Christine Petit
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SEIZEAR Cellular and molecular aspects of audiogenic seizures in Vlgr1‐/‐ mice.
Nicolas Michalski
Chercheur(euse) Permanent(e)
Raphaël Etournay
Génétique et Physiologie de l’audition
Epartner
(EN) Benoit Delatour, ICM Paris
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Protein conjugates for the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease
Pierre Lafaye
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