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In a study published in JBC, a team from I2BC/CEA-Joliot, in collaboration with the Beijing Botanical Institute (China), describes for the first time an intermediate state of the light-harvesting antenna of higher plants that provides a better understanding of the changes that take place at the molecular level during the activation of a plant's photoprotection mechanism.
Researchers at Baobab (NeuroSpin), in collaboration with the iRCM (Jacob Institute), have analyzed the consequences of irradiation on brain development and neurogenesis in a mouse model exposed in utero, during embryonic development. They show the interest of the non-invasive MRI approach for the early detection of neurological anomalies.
A team of the I2BC (LMB/SB2SM), in collaboration with the Institute of Biology (Freiburg University), discovered a posttranscriptional regulatory mechanism linking the expression of the cyanobacterial Orange Carotenoid Protein, related to photoprotection, directly and in an inverse fashion, to the synthesis of the light collector complexes (phycobilisomes), via a 3’ end-derived small RNA.
The members of the Organic Chemistry Division (DCO) of the French Chemical Society met on Monday 10 May to award the DCO 2021 prizes. Sophie Feuillastre and Davide Audisio, both researchers at the SCBM (CEA-Joliot Department of Medicines and Technology for Health) are among the lucky winners.
Aloïse Mabondzo, research director, head of the Neurovascular Pharmacology Group of the SPI (DMTS), co-founder and scientific director (CSO) of CERES BRAIN THERAPEUTICS, has just obtained funding of nearly one million US dollars from the prestigious National Institute of Health for his project « Neuroprotective Strategy: Novel Purine Derivatives for Neonatal Hypoxia-ischemia ».
Jean-Luc Gennisson (BioMaps/SHFJ) coordinated, in partnership with the CEA-List (Sylvain Chatillon), the EchoBrain project (ATTRACT/H2020) aimed at adapting the digital tools developed by the List (CIVA platform) to significantly increase the quality of brain echography images, simple alternative compared to the methods (MRI, X-ray scanner) currently used for the diagnosis of strokes.
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CEA is a French government-funded technological research organisation in four main areas: low-carbon energies, defense and security, information technologies and health technologies. A prominent player in the European Research Area, it is involved in setting up collaborative projects with many partners around the world.