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Receptor proteins and redox control at the interface of symbiosis & immunity – DUALITY
DUALITY builds on the originality of a class of plant receptors, the LysM-Receptor-Like Kinases (LysM-RLKs), being able to recognise symbiotic and pathogenic signals, and rapidly activate appropriate, contrasted responses. The project studies these receptors in model legume plants, Medicago truncatula and Aechynomene spp. that differ in their dependence or not on rhizobial signal molecules, called Nod factors, for establishment of the Rhizobium-legume symbiosis.
Recession Employment and Discrimination – RED
funding". The need for funding is linked to an exceptional collection of correspondence test data in the [...] context of a pandemic. The first part of the exceptional data collection (RED 1) began in March and is [...] application to the DARES. We wish to continue this exceptional data collection (RED 2) in the fall (Septemb
Redox modulation of luminescence : association of ruthenium organometallics and luminescent units – RuOxLux
The aim of the project is to develop novel fundamental issues for optical switching materials
Registers of the Comédie-Française – Programme RCF
meaningful? The RCF Project will focus on an exceptionally rich dataset: the handwritten daily receipt
Regulation of Abscission Timing in Animal Cells – AbsCyStem
lineage and cultured human cells to combine exceptional genetic tools existing in flies and great bi
Regulation of plant ethylene responses by EBF1/2-dependent turnover of EIN3 protein – EIN3-REG
RNA levels (Potuschak et al., 2003). These sole exception to this pattern is the ein5 mutant in which reduced
Reliable and Reconfigurable Dynamic Architecture – ARDyT
Current FPGAs are not adapted to these environments, except for specific circuits that have been hardened but
Religious retrotopias and identity-based withdrawal in a Moving Europe – RetroMove
seize upon this rhetoric. It will provide an exceptional database for the religious sciences and the
Repeatability of the speciation process in butterflies: natural replicates in a suture zone system – SPECREP
How predictable is evolution? Do species respond in the same way to similar environmental pressures? The question of repeatability is crucial in evolutionary biology because it can inform on the mechanisms generating and shaping diversity and can shed light on how organisms might react in the face of future changes.
Research Laboratory on Drugs and Therapeutic Innovation
partner with the UPSaclay and other LabEx for an exceptional research call on this topic, 7 LERMIT projects
