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SEB Centenary Conférence 2023
The centenary edition of the annual Society for Experimental Biology conference will be held in Edinburgh from 4 to 7 of July 2023.
Session 1, co-organized by Aline Probst (CODED team), will focus of on “Local and Higher Order Nuclear Structural Organization and Dynamic”
More details here
Des mutations de la voie WNT causent une insuffisance surrénalienne chez l’Homme
Dans une étude collaborative avec eux équiipes cliniques , publiée dans JCI (Lucas et al.,) , l'équipe Pathophysiologie moléculaire des tissus surrénaux et endocriniens révéle le rôle de la voie WNT dans l’étiologie de l’insuffisance surrénalienne.
POST-DOC POSITION AVAILABLE PROSTATE CANCER AND COLD PLASMA
A 3-year post-doc position is available in the team "NUCLEAR RECEPTORS AND PROSTATE DISEASES" The candidate will be involved in a large research program on “Evaluation of cold plasma treatment on prostate cancer pre-clinicalmodels”.
For more details and how to apply this is here
Mardis de l'iGReD Janvier 2023
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Julie Olabe recipient 2022 of the ARC charity Héléne Starck award
Julie OLABE, PhD student in the team "Molecular Pathophysiology of Adrenal & Endocrine Tissues" has been awarded with the Helene Strack prize from l'ARC (best oral presentation) for her work on macrophage in adrenocortical cancer
Congratulations !!
Charléne Guillot awarded INSERM junior professorships
Congratulation to Charléne Guillot, lawarded with one of the 5 junior professorships selected by l'INSERM in 2022.
To jnow more about Charlene's team reserch projects, its here.
Testosterone is an ally of macrophages in the battle against adrenal cancers
Why are cancers of the adrenal glands more common among women? Why are prognoses worse for them? The team "Molecular Pathophysiology of Adrenal & Endocrine Tissues" answers these questions in an article published in Science Advances (Wilmouth J Jr, Olabe J et al., 2022). They demonstrate that, in male mice, there is greater recruitment of immune cells known as macrophages, which can eliminate tumour cells. Hence, aggressive tumour progression is scarcely seen in male mice; while in female miles, macrophages do not slow the growth of tumours, which eventually metastasize.
CNRS press release on this study can be find here
Joelle Berger reçoit la médaille d'honneur du CNRS
Le 27 septembre, Aurélie De Sousa, Déléguée régionale adjointe, a remis au nom du Président-directeur général la médaille d’Honneur du CNRS à Joëlle Berger.
Cette médaille salue la carrière exemplaire de Joëlle, débutée en 1980 en tant qu’adjointe technique dans l’unité d’Axel Khan et, après entre autres l’obtention du titre de Docteur, brillamment conclue en 2022 avec le grade d’IRHC dans l’équipe « Mécanismes de l'infertilité mâle post-testiculaire ».
