When mitochondrial DNA damages affect cell cycle progression
In flowering plants, the mitochondrial genome is very large and dynamic, and its stability influences plant health and…
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Destroy AGO1 to avoid the loading of illegitimate small RNAs and their deleterious effects
The control of Argonaute (AGO) proteins homeostasis in RNA interference is crucial in eukaryotes. However, the molecular actors…
MT180 | 2 prices for Anne Cousin
An attentive jury and a large audience of high school students, families and colleagues came to discover, listen…
Anne Cousin in the national final !
A path crowned with success for Anne, her lamas and her yeasts, who will be going to the…
RNA minisymposium
The StrasRNA Salon is back at IBMP !!! In association with the RNA Society, a workshop is organized…
Nuclear periphery: a place to be for DNA repair
Maintenance of the genome integrity is essential in eukaryotes. In animals, this maintenance is done in particular via…
A puzzle-like ribosome in algal mitochondria!
The functioning of the mitochondrion, the energy centre of eukaryotic cells, requires the synthesis of proteins in the…
Bringing IBMP Researchers in High School
Dialogue between researchers and high school students to interest them in the construction of knowledge…. is the objective…
Derepressing basal jasmonate responses provides wide-spectrum stress tolerance
In a study of jasmonate (JAs) metabolism, researchers from IBMP have identified the mode of regulation of a…
RNA degradation influences the pattern of flower emergence
By studying fundamental mechanisms controlling RNA degradation, researchers from IBMP identified DCP1-associated NYN domain endoribonuclease 1 (DNE1), an…
Le label IBiSA pour la plateforme PIMS
Le comité directeur du GiS IBiSA a décidé de retenir le dossier de candidature PIMS-IBMP et d’attribuer le…
Unexpected antiviral defence in plant vascular tissue
Some viruses are restricted to the vascular system of plants and their interaction with their host is still…
Gibberellins and nitrate, linked for growth.
The application of nitrogen fertilisers has led to a considerable increase in seed harvests, but also in the…
La Fête de la Science 30ans déjà !
Sous tente ou dans un palais, au Vaisseau ou à la Vill’A, dans nos murs, au Village des…
The nucleus in all its forms in the root hair
The development of root hairs contributes to the plant’s numerous exchanges with the soil. Using a microfluidic approach,…
DRB2, a wide-spectrum antiviral protein isolated from plants infected with an RNA virus
RNA viruses form membrane-based replication complexes to multiply their genomes. This complex process requires viral and cellular proteins…
The CNRS awards the first winners of the Medal for Scientific Mediation
In 2021, the CNRS is creating a new medal to promote scientific mediation and to honor women and…
Visualisation of the bioconversion of the antimalarial agent Vismione H
Used in traditional African medicine, Psorospermum glaberrimum is a plant of the Hypericaceae family that produces numerous anthranoids…
Kids University
Organized by the Jardin des Sciences of the University of Strasbourg, this day allows fifth and fourth graders…
Evolution and functions of cytochrome P450 enzymes in plants
An updated annotation of cytochromes P450 in plants, including for the first time algal genomes, lends information to…
Pascal Genschik member of the Academia europeae
Create custom RNA binding proteins to regulate chloroplast gene expression
Synthetic biology has allowed the development of molecular tools facilitating the engineering of genomes in living organisms. However,…
Alexandre BERR winner of an INSB call for projects
The Institute for Biological Sciences (INSB) at CNRS launched for the second year the call “Diversity of biological…
Cyanophora paradoxa mitochondrial tRNAs play a double game
Despite their monophyletic origin, mitochondrial (mt) genomes developed independently in evolutionarily divergent organisms, leading to a fascinating complexity…
mRNA uridylation prevents the production of deleterious siRNAs
Plants can fight viruses by synthesizing small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) that target and destroy viral RNAs. Yet, plants’…
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