Maryse Lebrun's group deciphers the mechanism of invasion of latent forms of Toxoplasma gondii and develops a vaccine strategy targeting invasion to fight against toxoplasmosis.
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In collaboration with IRD, Ana Rita Gomes finds how sex is determined in the malaria parasite in the absence of sexual chromosomes
With the sponsoring from Occitanie Region, University of Montpellier, CNRS and the European Commission, LPHI sets up the new L3-Malaria platform for the Region.
On December 8th 2022, Audrey Bernut, permanent associate researcher (CRCN) at CNRS in the team "Immunity, Inflammation and Bacterial Virulence" in LPHI, obtains her 'Habilitation à Diriger des recherches' diploma.
Thanks to the sponsoring from Occitanie Region, University of Montpellier, the French Government and CNRS, LPHI and MRI set up the new electron microscope for 3D analysis of biological samples.
In December 2022, Sarah Dandou, PhD student in Ovidiu Radulescu's team, reçeives the Poster prize from the Foundation SILAB - Jean Paufique at the annual meeting from Cancéropôle Grand Sud-Ouest in La Grande Motte.
Maryse Lebrun’s team found an apical membrane complex acting as potential molecular sensor for coupling host cell sensing with injection of virulence factors and invasion in Toxoplasma.
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