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Publié le 05/11/2013
Anne Houdusse, user of the PROXIMA1 and SWING beamlines, obtains a CNRS Silver Medal
Anne Houdusse, a research director at the CNRS and head of the "Structural Motility" group at the Curie Institute, has been awarded in 2013 the CNRS Silver Medal. This recognizes her major...
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Publié le 16/10/2013
Bacterium reveals the crucible central to its metallurgical activity
An international consortium led by researchers from the CEA, in collaboration with the CNRS, has characterized the structure and function of a protein involved in the production of magnetite...
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Publié le 27/08/2013
How the Legionella bacterium hijacks a regulator of membrane traffic in infected cells
Legionella pneumophila, which causes the Legionnaire’s disease, escapes destruction by the immune system by hiding inside the infected cell. This camouflage strategy requires that the bacterium...
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Publié le 15/07/2013
How are monosaccharides transported across the cell membrane?
A Swedish team provides key insights with a new 3D structure, solved from data collected on PROXIMA1, of the xylose transporter XylE from E. coli.
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Publié le 09/07/2013
Transmission of nerve impulses – New data about the 3D structure of ion channels toward a...
The pentameric ligand-gated ion channels (pLGICs) constitute a large family of ionotropic receptors that are ubiquitously represented in the animal kingdom. In vertebrates, the family encompasses...
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Publié le 07/06/2013
Transmission of nerve impulses - New structural data helps to understand the action of...
Benzodiazepines are among the most commonly prescribed psychotropic drugs in the world, used to treat anxiety, insomnia, convulsions, spasms, etc. These molecules act by binding to specific sites at...
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Publié le 06/06/2013
First structure of a rubella virus envelope protein
In the context of research on viral fusion proteins, researchers from the Structural Virology Unit at the Pasteur Institute, led by Felix Rey, have determined the first structure of a rubella virus...
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Publié le 31/05/2013
SCIENTISTS SHED NEW LIGHT ON ENZYME CRUCIAL TO LIFE PROCESSES
Researchers at the University of Liverpool have revealed the crystal structure of a bacterial enzyme that offers clues on how electrons in the body move from one protein molecule to another. Their...
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Publié le 27/02/2013
Cellular regulation. VHL E3 ubiquitin ligase, a new potential druggable protein
Together with protein phosphorylation, protein ubiquitination plays one of the most important role in cellular regulation. Defects in both signaling pathways are involved in cancer and other disease...
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