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IGMM RECRUITS |
IGMM is a leading research institute in fundamental and translational biology in the south of France. The institute provides an exceptional international environment in the fields of : IGMM is recruiting group leaders whose research falls within the general themes above. Selection will be based on scientific quality, with particular attention given to inter-disciplinary and systems biology projects. Selected group leaders will receive appropriate laboratory space, access to all core facilities and are expected to apply for national and international starting grants. Successful applicants will be assisted in obtaining tenured positions. New groups are expected to open in 2013 or in early 2014. The deadline for applications: June 10th, 2012 |
Genetic & epigenetic regulation
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International Ph. D Program 2012 - Graduate School Health, Biology and Chemical Sciences |
| More information and online application : http://ecole-doctorale-cbs2.igh.cnrs.fr/ |
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International PhD Program, Labex EpiGenMed |
| International PhD Program, Labex EpiGenMed From genome and epigenome to molecular medicine The Labex EpiGenMed was selected in 2011 as part of the ’Laboratories of Excellence " call from the Ministry of Research and Education. This Labex fosters 49 research teams in 14 research units of Montpellier in a program aimed to recruit PhD students and postdocs in the field of Biology and Health. The studentships funded by the Labex will be in the context of the Biology and Health Doctoral School (...) |
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Montpellier Infectious Diseases (MID) |
| MID is a network made up of Montpellier’s scientists and clinicians working in the sector of struggle against infectious diseases. Its objectives are scientific animation, sharing of technologies, and promoting of local and regional collaborations. http://www.montpellierinfectiousdis... |
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The laboratory of Naomi Taylor at the Institut de Génétique Moléculaire de Montpellier uncovers the role of Glut-1 during HIV infection |
| In a potential approach to combat AIDS, the laboratory identifies Glut-1’s role in HIV infection and propagation Published article in the Midi Libre of January 31, 2012 http://www.midilibre.fr/2012/01/30/... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/... |
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Team Jean-Marie Blanchard - "A novel function for Cyclin A2: Control of cell invasion via RhoA signaling" has been published by The Journal of Cell Biology |
| Cyclin A2 plays a key role in cell cycle regulation both in S phase and mitosis. It is essential in embryonic cells and in the hematopoietic lineage, yet dispensable in fibroblasts and other adult tissues. In a work published in January 2012 in The Journal of Cell Biology, Nikola Arsic and collaborators demonstrate that Cyclin A2-depleted cells display a cortical distribution of actin filaments and increased migration. These defects are rescued by restoration of wild-type Cyclin A2, which (...) |
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International PhD Program, Labex EpiGenMed From genome and epigenome to molecular medicine (...)
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Art at the IGMM
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