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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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2023, october 6 - Seminar of Dr Ludovic Carlier
"Structural insights into atypical cell-penetration properties of Homeoproteins"
ARTE-Thema investigative report on neonicotinoids and insects, with interviews of J.-M. Bonmatin
Since 1990 75% of insects have disappeared in Europe.
2023, September 22 - Seminar of Dr Yann Gohon
"Structural insights of lipid droplets using large scale instrument approaches".
The CNRS Institute of Chemistry reports on its website the work of CBM researchers
The CNRS Institute of Chemistry reports on its website a publication by CBM researchers published in the journal Nucleic Acids Research. The researchers used "AlphaFold 2", an artificial intelligence tool, to predict and describe the structure of PARP proteins in order to better understand their functionalities. PARP proteins are potential targets for new cancer treatments.
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35th Biotechnocentre symposium - October 19 and 20, 2023
Meetings in the fields of Life Sciences, Health and Well-being in the Centre - Val de Loire region
Friday, September 1, 2023 - Seminar of Professor Jérôme LAMARTINE
"The microRNA miR-30a plays a key role in human chronological skin aging by regulating cell differentiation, cell death and autophagy".
Oxygen impact on our skin antioxidant defences: a new epidermis 3D model that is closer to physiology
The development of a new epidermis model that respects the skin oxygen physiological level of oxygen by CBM researchers has highlighted the role of oxygen in the expression and activity of antioxidant enzymes, which are essential for slowing skin ageing.
Structural insights into the SUMOylation reaction
The new study focussed on the process known as SUMOylation, an essential biological regulatory mechanism, inaugurates the "SUMOwriteNread" project funded by the European Research Council, which aims to crack secrets of SUMOylation.
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2023.10.06 - Seminar of Dr Ludovic CARLIER
"Structural insights into atypical cell-penetration properties of homeoproteins"