Warning message

The following search keys are too short or too common and were therefore ignored: "si".
  1. Article | 2017.08.18

    1st workshop on Translational Venomic Medecine

    1ST WORKSHOP ON TRANSLATIONAL VENOMICS MEDICINE CHALLENGING HUMAN ENVENOMING ISSUES - EXPLORING & EXPLOITING SNAKE & SCORPION VENOMS & ANTIVENOMS 

  2. News | 2017.08.18

    Elisabeth Carniel appointed Director General of the Pasteur Center in Cameroon

    Elisabeth Carniel is a researcher at the Institut Pasteur where she heads the Yersinia Research Unit (1). She is internationally renowned for her expertise on these enterobacteria, many of which are pathogenic to humans, including the agent responsible for plague.She is a trained physician and a specialist in tropical medicine. She began her career as a researcher in Bangladesh. Back in France,...

  3. Fiche pays | 2017.08.21

    Poland

    Recommended vaccinationsRoutine vaccination:Vaccinations included in the vaccination schedule to be updatedBased on your travel plans:Tick-borne encephalitisIf staying in rural or forest areas between spring and autumn.Children: aged ≥1 yearMalaria preventionThere is no malaria in Poland.(Source: Weekly Epidemiological Bulletin [BEH] – Health Recommendations for Travelers). 

  4. Page avancée | 2017.08.23

    Useful Resources

    Useful Resources

  5. Article | 2017.08.23

    Communication Tools

    IPIN’s mapDownload IPIN 2020 logo: the Network Alliance around a new "φ" siognomy to show strength, modernity, cooperation and unfailing mobilization. In its desire to modernize its image and strengthen its influence in France and abroad, the Institute Pasteur has changed its image through a new logo inaugurated at the end of February. The International Department...

  6. News | 2017.08.23

    The Institut Pasteur in French Guiana confirms a case of yellow fever

    The arboviruses National Reference Center at the Institut Pasteur in French Guiana confirmed a case of infection with yellow fever virus in the guyanese territory. The last case of yellow fever diagnosed in French Guiana, already identified by the Institut Pasteur, dates back to 1998.According to the Regional Health Agency, the patient who died on August 9 at the hospital in Cayenne had a history...

  7. News | 2017.08.23

    The 49th Institut Pasteur International Network's Directors Council will be held in Abidjan

    The Institut Pasteur in Côte d'Ivoire will organize, in coordination with the Department of international Affairs of the Institut Pasteur, the Institut Pasteur International Network Directors council in Abidjan from 20 to 22 September. Nearly 80 people coming from the 33 member institutes of the network will be present at this major gathering for the Pasteurian community which allows...

  8. News | 2017.08.24

    Researchers at the Institut Pasteur in French Guiana describe the persistence of Zika virus in semen

    Researchers of the virology laboratory at the Institut Pasteur in French Guiana, in collaboration with the Military Health Service, have just demonstrated, through a study carried out on about ten male patients, that the Zika virus remains present in the semen for 30 to 45 days after the onset of the first symptoms due to infection with the virus. In a patient, this duration was 188 days.These...

  9. Article | 2017.08.25

    Institut Pasteur international network's reports

    International Report 2017-2018 consult online   Over the past two years, the Institut Pasteur International Network has been characterized by the unprecedented strength of the links between its different institutes. Find in this new report the key challenges and the...

  10. Document de presse | 2017.08.31

    Gut microbiota of mosquito larvae has an impact on adult insect’s ability to transmit human pathogens

    Researchers from the Institut Pasteur and CNRS, in collaboration with scientific teams from IRD, University Claude Bernard Lyon 1*, and CIRMF in Gabon, have demonstrated that differential bacterial exposure during the development of mosquito larvae (Aedes aegypti) can have “carry-over” effects on adult traits related to an insect’s ability to be a successful vector of arboviruses. These results...

Pages

Back to top