Département de biologie moléculaire
Orchestrating mRNA processing in sex determination, neuronal development and function
"Conserved pseudoknots shape the structure of a long noncoding RNA for stimulation of the p53 pathway"
Mechanisms of telomere fragility
Hypermutations and DNA repair in immunity and tumorigenesis
Toward Atomic Resolution Understanding of Cellular Membranes and Membrane-Remodeling Machines
The volume-regulated anion channel VRAC: molecular identity and diverse functions
Architecture and mechanics of microtubule networks
Dynamic chromatin in development
Signaling to actin dynamics in cancer invasion and metastasis
"CRISPR-Cas9: Transforming life sciences through bacteria”
Sculpting the vertebrate body axis
Dissecting animal timing mechanisms and their control by light in aquatic Ecosystems
Systems neurobiology of the Platynereis larva and evolution of neuronal circuits
Molecular and neuronal mechanisms controlling circadian behavior in Drosophila
Genetic Dissection of Neural Stem Cell Lineage Progression using Mosaic Analysis with Double Markers (MADM)
Epithelial flows and folds
Stress adaptation in eukaryotes; the role of stress-activates protein kinases
Neural changes underlying fly song evolution
From Single Molecules to Single Cells: Imaging RNA Molecules and RNA-Protein Complexes
The evolution of mammalian gene expression programs
Pathways of organelle-organelle cross-talk and their role(s) in cell metabolism and homeostasis
“Actin-independent internalisation of sterol-rich membrane in yeast”.
Cell adhesion and polarity signaling in making, maintaining and breaking epithelial barriers
Chaperone machineries for the biogenesis and metabolic repair of RuBisCO, the most abundant enzyme in nature
Structural insights into jumping genes: from antibiotic resistance spreading to genetic tools
Structural molecular biology of RNA processing machines
Structural mechanisms of microtubule nucleation and centrosome assembly
Serving up Science: Plant Genetics and the Future of Food
Global analysis of the endogenous DNA repair networks and identification of the Shieldin complex