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Intership 2019-2020
- Development of SRM assays for a fast and accurate urinary tract infection diagnosis tool
- Evaluation of quantification methods by 1D and 2D NMR in biological matrices
- href="/medias/fichier/ntnu_1570435482676-pdf">Genetic engineering, molecular biology, synthetic biology
- Bacterial biofilms in porous structures: from biophysics to control.
- Approche métabolomique pour la mise en évidence de marqueurs d’effet suite à uneexposition aux contaminants émergents chez la moule méditerranéenne
- Extracellular vesicles and neuroinflammation in Sanfilippo syndrome
- Proteomic analysis of interaction partners of a specific modified form of histone H3
- Identification of a monocyte-derived agent regulating the recruitment of Tcells during inflammation.
- Study of RNA polymerase I in yeast – a super-active enzyme
- Development of miniaturized lipidomic profiling
- In vitro study of the effects of nanosecond pulsed electric fields (nsPEF) on giant vesicles and spheroids
- Structural study of the cytosolic domains of the PhoR sensor of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- Experimental validation of candidate competition effectors of cheese-making fungi.
- Development of a ligand-observed Mass Spectrometry Screening Approach
- Coordination of envelope biogenesis in bacteria: coupling of an essential outer membrane assembly machinery with envelope integrity factors.
- Nutritional transitions to more plant proteins and less animalproteins: understanding the induced metabolic reorientations andsearching for proteomics-based biomarkers
- Inhibition of the DNA double-strand break repair by targeting Ku70/Ku80 with nanobodies.
- Reconstitution of the Fatty Acid Synthase-II complex, a therapeutictarget in Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
- Functional and Structural study of protein-protein interactions with an intrinsically disordered protein of yeast involved in cell-wall integrity of fungi.
- Atomic structure and ligand screening of 4’-phosphopantetheinyl transferases, attractive targets to fight against infectious diseases
- Spatial organization and dynamics of Mycomembrane-lipids in the cell wall ofMycobacterium smegmatis : a solid state NMR study
- Mycobacterium tuberculosis capsule organization: Can a-glucan complexes lipids and antibiotics?
- Metabolic engineering of Escherichia coli for oligosaccharides production
- Lipidome mapping of Gammarus fossarum
- Structural study of the bacterial divisome
- Production, purification, characterization and crystallization of phosphatases of thePAP2 and BacA/UppP families involved in the metabolism of different lipids (C55-P, Lipid A, PGP)in bacteria
- Evaluation of the role of Mycobacterium tuberculosis lipids as nucleomodulins
- Semi-rational design of new TB drugs based on the understanding of thecatalytic mechanism of a crucial glycosyltransferase for pathology
- Implication des enzymes lipolytiques eucaryotes dans le métabolismedes granules lipidiques par des approches de « Gene silencing »
- TRANSCRIPTOMIC ANALYSIS TO IDENTIFY NEW REGULATORS OF DEIMINATION AND OFKERATINOCYTE RESPONSE TO DRYNESS.
- Sub-cellular NMR metabolomics of epimetabolites
- Identification of proteins involved in lipid export in mycobacteria
- Dissecting the mechanism of heterochromatin formation
- Student Internship in Discovery Proteomics
- MacroH2A1, a new gateway between 3D genome architecture and epithelialplasticity
- Immunomodulatory (glyco)lipid cargos ofbacterial membrane vesicles released by Mycobacterium species
- Characterization of a novel pathway regulating the skeletal muscle mass using proteomic approaches
- Active kinome related to LKB1/STRAD complexes
- Structural studies of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis-related TDP-43 amyloid assemblies
- Study of the molecular mechanisms of bacterial cell division
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