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Développement embryonnaire en absence du gène NR5A2
News
2024.12.03
The essential role of the gene Nr5a2 in embryogenesis
  Although NR5A2 has been identified as a central element in early embryonic development, its exact role remained unclear. In a recent study, scientists from...
embryonic development
News
2024.12.09
Lessons learned from the COVID-19 crisis: improving protection through early response, rapid tracking and impact monitoring
  In September 2023, the Institut Pasteur invited experts involved in managing the COVID-19 crisis in 13 Western European countries to a meeting in Paris. The...
Document de presse
2024.11.21
Bacterium
Phages, towards a targeted alternative to antibiotics
With the rapid development of antibiotics in the 1930s, phage therapy – using viruses known as bacteriophages or phages to tackle bacterial infections – fell...
Phage therapyphageBacteriaantiobioticAntibiotic resistanceartificial intelligenceBioinformatics
Make it Iconic, Choose France - Eiffel Tower
Document de presse
2024.11.08
The new face of “MAKE IT ICONIC. Choose France”, Professor Yasmine Belkaid embodies French boldness in the Government's international campaign
Professor Yasmine Belkaid, immunologist and President of the Institut Pasteur, has joined the international attractiveness campaign “MAKE IT ICONIC. Choose...
Dépression : un dysfonctionnement de certains neurones de l’amygdale serait à l’origine de la perception négative de l’environnement
Document de presse
2024.10.24
Neurologie
Depression: dysfunction of neurons in the amygdala may be behind negative perceptions of the environment
  Between 15 and 20% of people experience a depressive episode1 – "a state of deep, lasting distress" – at some point in their lives. But 30% of patients with...
dépressionneurology neuronamygdala
Camille Berthelot
Vidéo
2024.10.04
A better diagnosis of endometriosis
Screening for endometriosis is the challenge facing Institut Pasteur researcher Camille Berthelot. With her team, she is working to find a biological marker...
Bordetella pertussis ou bacille de Bordet Gengou. Coccobacille à Gram négatif, aérobie strict, encapsulé au sortir de l'organisme, immobile. Bactérie fragile et difficile à cultiver. Agent de la coqueluche, maladie respiratoire aigüe pouvant être mortelle
News
2024.09.18
Epidemiological news
Whooping cough: how do we explain its resurgence in 2024 in France?
  Whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease that can be severe or even fatal for vulnerable individuals, such as unvaccinated infants. People...
Whooping cough
Chainette de Streptococcus pneumoniae en microscopie électronique à transmission.
News
2024.09.05
Research
Pneumococci can have a lasting impact on cells
  The estimated length of all the DNA in the human body, if it were unraveled and placed end to end, is 60 billion kilometers, or 400 times the distance from...
cell biology
organoides-cerebraux-microscope © SupBiotech/Institut Pasteur
News
2024.07.18
Studying aging with cerebral organoids back from a space flight
  In November 2023, eighty-four organoids were sent into space aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The project called “Cerebral Ageing,” launched in...
Mathieu Picardeau - Institut Pasteur - 2024
Portrait
2024.06.28
Tropical Diseases
Mathieu Picardeau: tackling the trio of water, rats and leptospirosis
  Arts or science? After completing high school, Mathieu wasn't sure what direction to take. He liked science, but he was also interested in photography. After...
leptospirosisNeglected diseasezoonose

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