cell reprogramming
Vidéo
2025.06.02
An exceptional dive into the heart of a cell infected by Shigella, the bacterium responsible for dysentery.
How does a bacterium manage to infiltrate our cells...
News
2025.06.03
Of every one thousand individuals living with HIV, a tiny fraction – fewer than five on average – are able to naturally control the virus. They are known as "...
News
2025.05.21
Bacteria first emerged on Earth 3.5 to 4 billion years ago, quickly developing adaptation mechanisms allowing them to survive in the changing and sometimes...
Vidéo
2025.05.06
Breaking down preconceived ideas about life - that's what we did with high school students at UniStem Day 2025 at the Institut Pasteur!
Every year, this...
Document de presse
2025.04.28
Cells infected with HIV persist in the body, forming what are known as viral reservoirs, even in persons receiving antiretroviral therapy. These reservoirs...
News
2025.04.22
In early April 2025, a case of mpox was reported in the United Kingdom – and the patient had not been to Africa or come into contact with other infected...
Vidéo
2025.03.20
Hair-sized mini-brains and mini-lungs... Welcome to the fascinating world of organoids!
These 3D structures, created in the laboratory from stem cells, mimic...
News
2025.03.20
Here is the story of a successful international collaboration. The Institut Pasteur and the Quantitative Biosciences Institute at the University of...
News
2025.03.08
Illustrations copyright: Margaux Pailha EI
Did you know that only 20% of Wikipedia biographies are dedicated to women? This...
News
2025.03.05
Scientists have made a major discovery about lactation regulation. The study shows that the maternal immune system plays a key role in the differentiation of...