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Researchers from SPI (DMTS) propose immunodiagnostic and immunotherapeutic approaches based on the use of innovative antibodies targeting two subtypes of endothelin receptors (ETA and ETB), recognised as relevant therapeutic targets in oncology.
A behavioural study conducted by a NeuroSpin team assessed the brain's processing of duration in working memory by having participants memorise a sequence of time intervals and then reproduce the duration of each interval. The results suggest that the brain processes the duration of each event as separate information.
A team at SCBM (DMTS) has designed nanomicelles that can be activated by a bioorthogonal reaction releasing a first chemical species, which then reacts with a second compound encapsulated in the micelles. Application to the synthesis of an anti-cancer drug, sorafenib, inside living cells.
A team from I2BC has applied a novel fluorescence microscopy method to reconstruct 3D chloroplast volumes from 2D images. A promising approach for monitoring variations in the volume of the photosynthetic membrane network in response to environmental fluctuations in plants.
Le laboratoire BioMaps (SHFJ) a collaboré à une étude dirigée par IDMIT (CEA-Jacob) montrant en imagerie TEP sur le modèle animal primate la progression de SARS –Cov-2 en phase aigüe et trois mois après l’infection, notamment dans les poumons et le cerveau.
The LERI (SPI/DMTS) has developed a new generation of anti-ricin antibodies with a high affinity for the D and E isoforms of the protein, providing effective protection for model mice intoxicated with ricin.
Une étude internationale menée par un laboratoire de l’I2BC montre qu’un phénomène quantique appelé fission du singulet peut se produire lorsqu’une molécule modèle est mise en solution aqueuse et qu’elle se dimérise. L’étude spectroscopique exhaustive ouvre de nouvelles voies de recherche pour le développement de systèmes photocatalytiques efficients en milieu aqueux.
Researchers at SIMoS, SPI (DMTS) and BioMaps (SHFJ) report the development of a new molecule, MQ232, derived from mambaquaretin. As a specific antagonist of the vasopressin V2 receptor, MQ232 is a promising drug candidate for the treatment of renal pathologies.
Une étude comparative menée par des chercheurs de l’UMR BAOBAB/NeuroSpin en collaboration avec le LTCI (Télécom Paris) explique pourquoi l’apprentissage profond est plus performant que l’apprentissage automatique standard en neuroimagerie et souligne le potentiel de l’apprentissage par transfert.
Une équipe du LI-MS (SPI/DMTS) a mis au point une méthode de détection de la ricine combinant l’enrichissement des échantillons grâce à l’affinité de la ricine pour une glycoprotéine et la spectrométrie de masse à haute résolution.
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