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2025.03.05
Research
When bacterial DNA invades cells, does it have the code to adapt to its new environment?
  Transfers of DNA molecules from one species to another occur relatively frequently on an evolutionary scale, but DNA transfer can also occur in other...
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Document de presse
2025.01.27
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The microbiota, an ally for predicting individual sensitivity to food additives
Widely used by the food industry, emulsifiers – a type of food additive – are found in many daily foods (sliced bread, ice creams, crème fraîche, plant milks,...
microbiotafood additivesfood
Document de presse
2025.01.31
IRD, DNDi, Institut Pasteur de Guinée and the Institut Pasteur welcome the WHO validation for the elimination of sleeping sickness in Guinea
Guinea celebrates today the elimination of sleeping sickness (also known as human African trypanosomiasis or HAT) as a public health problem. Despite health...
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News
2024.12.16
Microbiota tailored skin humoral immunity and its potential for the development of novel vaccinal approaches
  Both studies involve Stanford University and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH, Bethesda), including the laboratory led by...
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...
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News
2024.11.29
Anesthesia: resuscitating patients within minutes, regardless of the NMBA used
  As well as an anesthetic, some surgeries also require the administration of a neuromuscular blocking agent (NMBA), a drug that induces paralysis, to...
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...
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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...
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News
2024.07.03
Innovation
A look back at Pasteur Innov' Day 2024 : a hugely successful 2nd edition !
  This event, an initiative of the Technology Transfer and Industrial Partnership Department (DARRI), was organized in collaboration with the Department of...
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News
2024.06.10
The institut pasteur partners with the new exhibition at the musée des confluences in lyon: "epidemics, taking care of the living world"
  © musée des Confluences – Bertrand Stofleth The exhibition looks back at a shared history involving humans, animals and microorganisms, the history of...
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