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cell functions and humoral immunity (TLS, antibody) against tumor. The candidate will investigate molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying CD4 help (cytokines, chemokines, costimulation signaling, DC
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research axis, aimed at gaining a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms involved in the regulation of the NF-κB signaling pathway induced by inflammatory cytokines, with an applied cancer research
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knowledge of: Molecular and cellular biology Breast cancer biology Bioinformatics Where to apply E-mail [email protected] Requirements Research FieldBiological sciences » BiologyEducation LevelMaster
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approaches and in vivo leukemia models. Activity-based probes will also be used to characterize NC-CASP8, its molecular partners and its regulation. Where to apply E-mail [email protected]
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scales, ranging from molecular events to morphological and functional behaviour at the organ level. The dynamics and spatial organization of signalling pathways can be essential in determining normal
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and innovation. Strategy of the host laboratory: The objective of the CRCT (U1037) is to attract and retain talented scientists who will become tomorrow’s leaders at the interface of molecular biology
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priorities and national research dynamics. This recruitment will strengthen Inserm positioning at the interface between cardiovascular biology and neuroscience and contribute to consolidating a nationally and
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at deciphering fundamental principles underlying biological structures and processes by integrating experimental data with computational models to uncover insights into genome evolution, molecular mechanisms, and
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respectful society for the individual. The I-site NExT (Nantes Excellence Trajectory) project aims to create a dynamic in the Nantes area and to accelerate the achievement of this ambition. This project is
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. The Institute aims at strengthening the continuum of health research from fundamental molecular studies to clinical applications, while fostering pioneer research approaches. The “Chaire INSERM” project