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Trap then kill: coordination key to fly larvae survival
Using ROS, larvae coordinate trapping harmful gut bacteria with a valve, then kill them with antimicrobial peptides.
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Using ROS, larvae coordinate trapping harmful gut bacteria with a valve, then kill them with antimicrobial peptides.
A pressure increase leads to both unfolding and expansion of the wing upon pupal emergence.
Congratulations to Youmna Atieh, Baptiste Libé-Philippot, Léo Guignard, Emmanuelle Leblanc and Séverine Platel.
Congratulations on this achievement!
Julia has been awarded the Prix 2024 des Grandes Avancées Françaises en Biologie for her work on neuronal regeneration.
The Institut de Biologie du Développement de Marseille (IBDM) is inviting applications for group leader positions. We are seeking innovative researchers who aim to address fundamental questions in biology, including the development, function, and dynamics of complex biological systems.
Discover how members of our community are making an impact outside the walls of the institute through public outreach and creative initiatives.
We’re pleased to share some great news about our researchers’ achievements! Several projects from our teams have been selected for funding by the ANR and FRM, highlighting their hard work and innovative research.
We would like to extend a warm welcome to Julia Schaeffer, Baptiste Libé-Philippot and Christopher Thomas.
Schwann cells undergo adaptive reprogramming to promote successful neuronal remodeling in pancreatic cancer.