How the hydrothermal environment of Primeval Earth may have influenced the choice of sugar in DNA and RNA

CBM scientists give answers in a publication published in the Journal Nature Communications.

Space Biochemistry at the Interface: Interactions Between Biospheres, Geospheres and Atmospheres Under Planetary Conditions - Monday July 5, 2021

Dr Tetyana Milojevic, Space Biochemistry, University Of Vienna. Monday 2021 july 5th - 11 a.m.

When a non-conserved protein domain becomes essential

A case study through the characterization of the essential transcription termination Rho factor from a low G+C, Gram-negative bacterium

Openings for junior scientists or junior group leaders in Chemistry, Biology, Biophysics

Deadline: June 15

Trans-amplifying RNA platform for vaccines and pandemic preparedness - May 21, 2021

Dr Tim Beissert, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany. Friday, May 21, 2021 at 11 a.m.

Biodiversity skepticism?

J.-M. Bonmatin co-author of a new critical article (5 April 2021)

J.-M. Bonmatin co-author of an article in One Health (18 March 2021)

Study of the impact of biocids on bees with the "One Health" concept

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Webconference “Les vaccins à ARN, vers une nouvelle ère de la vaccination” - March 29, 2021

Chantal Pichon, Professor at the University of Orléans and team leader at the CBM, speaks in this webconference organized by the Bio3 Institute of the University of Tours

SFNano Webinar - March 31st, 2021

Webinar on mRNA vaccines

Webinar "RMN solide in vivo pour l'étude de membranes biologiques" - March 19, 2021

Dr Dror WARSCHAWSKI,Laboratoire de Biologie Physico-Chimique des Protéines Membranaires, Paris

J.-M. Bonmatin co-author of a letter in Science

J.-M. Bonmatin and six co-authors have just published a letter in the January 8, 2021 issue of Science magazine, entitled "Stay true to integrated pest management"

Decline in insect populations

J.-M. Bonmatin, co-author of an article in Science (December 18, 2020) questions the conclusions of a study on the decline of insects published in April

Towards new imaging markers for in vivo detection of pathologies such as Alzheimer's or diabetes

Researchers from CBM and LCC (Toulouse) have designed a new probe to detect amyloid deposits biomarkers of these diseases

Neonicotinoids

The link between neoniconitoides and contamination of soils and populations highlighted