The SRC Kinase Adaptor Phosphoprotein 2 (SKAP2), a broadly expressed protein with some higher expression in haematological lineages recruiting protein partners to specific subcellular domains, plays a

Adaptive immune cells play important role in pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis by infiltrating the central nervous system, thereby contributing to demyelination and maintenance of an inflammatory mic

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) represent approximatively 150 to 250 million cases per year, thus are of major public health concern. 80% of community-acquired UTIs are caused by UPECs and about 40% o

The transcriptome signature during rabies infection will be analyzed both in animal model (mouse) and in human, at the central nervous system level, to identify the main canonical pathways involved du

Energy demands vary widely depending on cellular activation states. Here we perform an integrated bioenergetic analysis (epigenetic, transcriptomic and metabolomic) of the human CD56Br and CD56Dim nat

Left-right asymmetry of the heart is essential for establishing the double blood circulation. Impairment of left-right embryo patterning is associated with severe congenital heart defects. During embr

We propose to identify peptides derived from the S protein that can modulate the HLA-E restricted activity of NK cells. Through in-silico analyses, we have already identified in the S protein of SARS-

This project aims at characterizing the transcriptional signature of skeletal muscle during regeneration.

Establishment of a left-right asymmetry is essential for the function of the heart, which is to ensure a double blood circulation. This asymmetry is initiated during an embryonic process, in which the

Bacterial toxins can induce a wide range of life threatening diseases and are at risk of bioweapon development due to their extreme toxicity and ease of production. Some AB-like toxins exploit the hos