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Leishmania : un parasite qui s’adapte à son environnement par amplification chromosomique - Institut Pasteur
Document de presse
2017.11.22
leishmania, leishmaniose
Leishmania : a parasite that adapts to its environment by chromosomal amplification
Leishmaniasis is an important human and veterinary disease caused by Leishmania parasites that affect 12 million people in over 98 endemic countries. The...
Leishmaniasisleishmaniachromosomeenvironmentécology
Moustique et paludisme Institut Pasteur
Document de presse
2017.07.17
Malaria
Malaria : a genetic marker helps identify super-spreading mosquitoes
Malaria super-spreading mosquitoes can now be identified more easily. Researchers from the Institut Pasteur, CNRS and IRD, in collaboration with scientific...
malariaMosquito
Vibrio cholerae - Institut Pasteur
News
2016.04.28
Research
Discovery of the mechanism used to coordinate replication of the two Vibrio cholerae chromosomes
Bacterial genomes generally contain a single chromosome and one or more extrachromosal elements such as plasmids. The initiation of bacterial chromosome...
Stem cell neurons - Institut Pasteur
News
2016.10.17
Cellules souches
Esrrb transcription factor plays a key role in maintaining stem cell identity even after countless divisions
How is it that embryonic stem cells are able to divide over and over again without ever losing their identity? Scientists from the Institut Pasteur have...
cancerregenerative medicineepigenetics

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