Actualités

In a paper published in Communications Biology, a LIBST group and the Lipke team (USA) - use single-cell fluidic force microscopy to investigate the molecular binding mechanisms of sexual agglutinins

Thanks to the support of our institute, the "Fédération de l'aide et des soins à Domicile (FASD)" has been able to equip its "courageous bees" which, every day, visit the homes of many people, includi

During pathogenesis, bacterial pathogens adhere to host surfaces through specific receptor-ligand bonds that experience strong hydrodynamic forces.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Emmanuelle Charpentier, Doctor honoris causa of the LIBST in 2018, and to Jennifer Doudna, two geneticists who have developed "molecular scissors" capable o

To generate our reproductive cells (the gametes), our cells use a double division called meiosis.