Congratulations to Emmanuel GARCÍA SÁNCHEZ for the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Stéphane D. VINCENT, is entitled: “From transcription initiation to mRNA stabilization: Study of the Tbpl2⁻/⁻ phenotype from…
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Carole Mathelin, first woman elected President of the French National Academy of Surgery
« I am enthusiastic about continuing the work of all those who have gone before me, by supporting, promoting and disseminating the excellence of…
MethyLasso: a new tool for analyzing DNA methylation data
DNA methylation is an epigenetic modification that represses gene expression. In an article published in Nucleic Acids Research, scientists describe a…
Congratulations to Delphine BALARAMANE on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Michael WEBER (BSC, ESBS), Co-supervisor: Dr. Anaïs BARDET (IGBMC) is titled: Étude computationnelle des schémas de…
Congratulations to Alix SIMON on the successful acceptance of her PhD thesis!
Her work, supervised by Jocelyn Laporte (IGBMC) and Julie Thompson (ICUBE), is entitled: “Multiscale characterization of rare genetic diseases through…
Complex Atomic Structure of Human TIP60C, a Key Player in Chromatin Structure Regulation
In an article published in Nature, scientists utilized cryo-electron microscopy to observe, at atomic resolution, a critical complex involved in…
Congratulations to José TOMAS AHUMADA SAAVEDRA on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Agnès BLOCH-ZUPAN, is titled: Craniofacial analysis of Down syndrome rodent models
From DNA to Proteins: A Perfectly Orchestrated Molecular Dance
Gene expression involves the transcription of DNA into mRNA by RNA polymerase and the translation of this mRNA into proteins within the ribosome. In…
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What if certain "ageing" cells, known as senescent cells, play a key role in Alzheimer's disease?