Link to read the published article and download it in PDF: https://www.science.org/stoken/author-tokens/ST-2651/full Making Science Accessible: Multilingual and Simplified Versions of This Article:To bridge the gap between academic research and broader society, we produced multilingual […]
Nanopore sequencing of a monkeypox virus strain isolated from a pustular lesion in the Central African Republic Monkeypox is an emerging and neglected zoonotic disease whose number of reported cases has been gradually increasing […]
The CNRS Bronze Medal is given in recognition of the early work of researchers specializing in a given field. The Bronze Medal is a way for the CNRS to encourage researchers to continue work […]
SEMINAR DEPT MICROBIOLOGY Friday, November 18th 2022 at 11:30 am Auditorium Centre François Jacob Malcolm White University of St Andrews, Scotland Invited by Simonetta Gribaldo (simonetta.gribaldo@pasteur.fr) “Cyclic nucleotide […]
Anti-PD-1 immunotherapies are now used to treat several types of cancer, from solid tumors such as melanoma and non-small-cell lung cancer to hematologic malignancies such as Hodgkin lymphoma, by targeting intra-tumoral CD8+ T cells […]
The collective migration of cells within an epithelial sheet underlies tissue remodeling events associated with morphogenesis, wound repair, and the metastatic cascade. Yet little is known about how each epithelial cell coordinates its movements […]
Bacteria are present in the most diverse ecological niches of the planet, including in our own body. They are capable of acquiring new features through the acquisition of genes from other bacteria. Particularly important […]
Laure Bally-Cuif, head of the unit “Zebrafish Neurogenetics” was awarded a European Research Council (ERC) Synergy grant for the project ‘PEPS – Perpetuating stemness: From single-cell analysis to mechanistic spatio-temporal models of neural stem […]
Fluorescence microscopy has revolutionized researchers’ ability to monitor cellular structures and dynamics. Over the last decades, the spectrum of applications of fluorescence microscopy has been constantly broadened by novel combinations of optics principles supported […]
CAR T cells represent a promising new anti-cancer strategy, demonstrating interesting results against B-cell malignancies in clinical trials. But the mechanisms at play remain elusive, especially regarding the potential role of the tumor microenvironment […]
Scientists from the Institut Pasteur, in collaboration with Kumamoto University in Japan, have assessed a new rapid diagnostic test that measures the risk of pregnant women transmitting hepatitis B to their children. This diagnostic […]
**********THE SEMINAR IS CANCELLED******** GLOBAL HEALTH LAB SEMINAR Wilbert van Panhuis Assistant Professor, Epidemiology & Biomedical Informatics Affiliated Faculty, Public Health Dynamics Lab, University of Pittsburgh “Open data […]
Phages and plasmids are regarded as distinct types of mobile genetic elements that drive bacterial evolution by horizontal gene transfer. However, the dis- tinction between both types is blurred by the existence of elements […]
Tuesday, september 15 09:20–09:30 am Didier Mazel Welcome and Opening Speech Pathogen Evolution and Host-Pathogen Interactions Chairs : Serge Gangloff and Laura […]
Single cell transcriptomics and Epigenomics: Theory and Practice This workshop focuses on the large-scale study of heterogeneity across individual cells from a genomic, transcriptomic and epigenomic point of view. New technological developments enable the […]
