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A promising molecule against chemotherapy-induced neuropathies

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Tuberculosis vulnerability of people with HIV: a viral protein implicated

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Menstrual cycle and long COVID: a relation confirmed

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Llama antibodies: new therapeutic avenues against schizophrenia

 Nanobodies were recently generated from llama antibodies to target a key brain receptor involved in schizophrenia.Injected peripherally, these…

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Obesity: the unexpected role of astrocytes

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A new class of molecules against cancer cells refractory to standard treatments

Cancer cells with high metastatic potential are responsible for 70% of deaths by cancer, with standard-of-care treatments not eliminating them…

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The combined use of insect repellent and sunscreen reportedly reduces UV protection

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In the complexities of the brain

CNRS is organising conferences, workshops and film-discussions about the brain throughout France during the Brain Awareness Week from 10 to 16 March…

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Influenza virus genome: finally discovered in its coat

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Cortical organoid at the 8-week stage.© Alexandre Baffet, Institut Curie
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France 2030: the CNRS and Inserm have launched a programme to understand how cells choose their fate and sometimes go awry

A human organism consists of more than 35 000 billion cells, all of which come from a single initial cell. This cell multiplies, with each of its…

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