UPR 4301
Center for Molecular Biophysics, CNRS - Orleans
The Center for Molecular Biophysics (CBM) develops research at the interface of chemistry, biology and physics to study the molecular mechanisms that sustain life or dysfunctions leading to diseases.
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Metallomics in geological time: trace element biosignatures evidence the influence of ocean chemistry on Earth’s earliest ecosystems
A new way of looking at ancient life: using trace element distributions co-located with biological carbonaceous materials in some of Earth’s oldest rocks
RAI3 (IT) TV documentary with JM Bonmatin
"L'ultima ape" documentary report on the collapse of bees
Numerical simulation to better select drugs before clinical trials
How to select drugs even before clinical trials?
DECLICS
Dialogues Entre Chercheurs et Lycéens pour les Intéresser à la Construction des Savoirs
(Dialogues Between Researchers and High School Students to Interest them in the Construction of Knowledge)
Antimicrobial peptides: an atypical double-domain avian defensin, specifically found in eggs, reveals multiple roles in protection of the embryo
Increased biological potency of the double-domain AvBD11 compared to single-domain defensins highlighted by multidisciplinary collaborations based on peptide chemistry, NMR and biology.
Antimicrobial peptides: How peptide chemistry and NMR shed light on the antimicrobial activity of big defensins
The ancestral N-terminal hydrophobic domain of oyster big defensins drives bacterially triggered assembly into antimicrobial nanonets