PhD student in Montpellier on Zika virus, Interferon and Lineages Evolution👩🏼🔬 You will read about science and a bit on feminism down here ..
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1 Sep 2025
Happy back-to-lab season!
Before getting back to work, why not dive into an evolutionary paradox: why do some viral lineages, though more virulent, never emerge?
In our latest article, we explore this question through the case of the Zika virus… 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
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Bonne rentrée! Avant la reprise, pourquoi ne pas plonger dans un paradoxe évolutif : pourquoi certaines lignées virales, pourtant plus virulentes, n’émergent elles jamais ? Dans notre dernier article, nous explorons ce paradoxe à travers l’exemple du virus Zika … 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
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8 Aug 2025
"What? $3000 to put a PDF online?"
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22 Jun 2025
Calling all African Health Care Leaders: the African STARS Fellowship; a fully funded Master of Business Administration (MBA). Opportunity provided by CERI at Stellenbosch University and the Institut Pasteur de Dakar, in partnership with the @MastercardFdn starsfellows.africa/Master-B…
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10 Jun 2025
Very interesting!
6 Jun 2025
Genetics of dengue epidemics
- A review of how even a few genetic changes in the dengue virus genome can have major impact on virus transmission and outbreaks.
@AllysonChoi2 @dukenus
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27 Mar 2025
Claire Lacouture, jeune chercheuse à @IRIM_life (équipe dirigée par @DMuriaux et C Favard) s'engage pour la recherche sur le VIH avec @Sidaction et participe à la campagne de collecte de dons :
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20 Mar 2025
🚨 New publication in @PNAS!
Our team @IRIM_life, in collaboration with @WilsonLabCITIID, identifies MITD1 as a brain-specific ISG that blocks the replication of neurotropic flaviviruses (WNV, ZIKV...) in microglia! 🧠🦠
@Inserm @CNRSbiologie @umontpellier
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15 Feb 2025
Wake up babe a new PCR protocol for eggs just dropped
15 Feb 2025
The perfect approach to boiling an egg, researchers found, was cooking it in 100°C water for 2 minutes, then 30°C water for 2 minutes, and repeating for a total of 32 minutes. scim.ag/4hEpmiK @NewsfromScience
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11 Feb 2025
Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science!
We will celebrate all the amazing female scientists from @IRIM_life over the next few weeks by posting here their portraits. Ladies, you rock!!
#WomenInScienceDay #WomenInScience
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11 Feb 2025
🦟 Last front cover of @TheLancet perfectly reflectls one the biggest challenges that #VectorControl professionals nowadays have: increasing incidence of #mosquitoes in urban environments 🌆
#Dengue #Aedes #Arboviruses #MosquitoManagement #HealthyCities
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18 Jan 2025
“Misinformation & disinformation can no longer be viewed simply as an academic nuisance, but rather they are a societal threat.”
All true, but as I launch this content to sail forth on this vast ocean of disinformation, it’s hard to feel optimistic about our prospects
17 Jan 2025
The spread of health misinformation and disinformation poses a serious threat to public health.
How can we respond to the danger and combat the tide of misinformation and disinformation to protect public health?
Find out more in our latest Editorial: hubs.li/Q032YWZ40
ALT Cover of The Lancet's Jan 18th, 2025 issue. Quote reads: "Disinformation has become a deliberate instrument to attack and discredit scientists and health professionals for political gains. The effects are destructive and damaging to public health."
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13 Jan 2025
This is a truly wild article. About 5% of cyanobacteria fished from the ocean are connected via nanotubes. These nanotubes are made from lipid membranes.
Also, E. coli will sometimes grab onto microbes of *other* species, using these nanotubes, and share nutrients.
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7 Jan 2025
SARS-CoV-2, grippe aviaire, mpox, toutes ces maladies sont d'origine animale. Nos programmes de surveillance doivent clairement se renforcer et intégrer non seulement le volet humain, mais aussi le versant animal et environnemental au risque de reproduire les mêmes erreurs ...
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7 Jan 2025
Cinq ans après le début de la pandémie COVID, les cas récents de grippe aviaire ou de mpox nous rappellent l'importance de prendre en compte les maladies dans leur ensemble. Plus de 75% des nouvelles maladies chez l'Homme sont d'origine animale! Une seule planète, une seule santé
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30 Dec 2024
Reviewer 1: The author clearly has a strong command of the subject matter
Reviewer 2:
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Trying to connect to eduroam
20 Dec 2024
If you're 25 and unmarried, the fuck are you doing?
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