Tuberculosis: how the bacterium expels toxic metals to resist the immune system
The tuberculosis bacillus survives inside immune cells by neutralizing toxic metals such as zinc. A[…]
The tuberculosis bacillus survives inside immune cells by neutralizing toxic metals such as zinc. A[…]
IPBS is delighted to announce the publication of groundbreaking research led by Dr. Emma Lefrançais[…]
Researchers at the Institut de Pharmacologie et Biologie Structurale (IPBS) have uncovered a pivotal role[…]
In a study published in PNAS, scientists reveal that the survival of the bacterium responsible[…]
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Fishermen returning from fishing, barbed tongue. Saint-Louis / Sénégal – Credits: IRD, Carole Filiu Mouhali[…]
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Like beads on a necklace, several Ku protein complexes can thread onto DNA from the[…]