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Network (MSCA-DN) REMOD-HEALING:“Targeting Extracellular Matrix Remodelling in Cutaneous Wounds to Promote Better Healing” REMOD-HEALING Call for applications for 12 Doctoral (PhD) Training Positions in
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. Among them, pore-forming proteins represent a unique class of biomolecules with the potential to be re-engineered into highly selective tools for targeting disease-relevant cells. This interdisciplinary
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project aims to explore the therapeutic potential of targeting ncRNAs in two distinct contexts: lung cancer and renal fibrosis. Axis 1: Targeting miR-24-3p in lung adenocarcinomas MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a
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, Gueneau, 2013;). Understanding the molecular basis of the MMR pathway is important for improving the diagnosis of colorectal cancers. It has been shown that inhibiting the MMR pathway by targeting a protein
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responsible for its production in petunia. The successful candidate will primarily develop and apply targeted and untargeted metabolomics approaches to identify candidate metabolites, analyze transcriptomic
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to the polymers, and complexing units to allow the polymers to interact with metal ions [1]. The target polymers will be synthesized by controlled radical polymerization or telomerization. The proposed method is
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and engineering of nanobodies targeting nicotinic receptors”. The Signaling and Receptor Dynamics group and the Antibody Engineering platform at the Institut Pasteur in Paris are seeking a motivated
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English. The candidate will have access to all the team's equipment, the shared IGH facilities, and the Biocampus platforms. Targeting meiotic DNA breaks to the right place at the right time Meiosis is the
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Targeted Project Complexflows, which aims to promote and structure the interactions of mathematics with other sciences around current issues. The thesis will be co-directed by F. Radjaï (LMGC, ED I2S 166
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of infection and relapses. We have discovered a new family of molecules, which are non-toxic to animals and active against M. abscessus. These compounds target, among many other, the protein responsible