A new molecule for high-resolution cell imaging
EPFL scientists have developed novel fluorescent probes for imaging these important structures easily and with unprecedented resolution.
EPFL scientists have developed novel fluorescent probes for imaging these important structures easily and with unprecedented resolution.
Jérôme Waser is carrying out highly creative research into the development of unconventional synthesis methods, in particular using hypervalent iodide derivatives for the preparation of compounds of pharmaceutical interest such as alkaloids.
Le travail d’Elena Dubikovskaya dans la chimiothérapie pour traiter le cancer du sein est reconnu par le prestigieux prix Leenaards 2014.
Congratulations to Aurélien Roux who published a review in Cell this February.
When a scientist labels a membrane protein with a dye, she has to wash the cells a few times to […]
«Il y a encore beaucoup à apprendre sur les exosomes ; les résultats de cette recherche vont nous aider à mieux les comprendre».
The goal of this study was to identify mechanisms that regulate the rate of VLCFA synthesis, and we discovered that the fatty acid elongase Elo2 is regulated by phosphorylation.
The Riezman lab show a mechanism that allows organisms to tolerate specific nutrients and adapt to available resources.
Scientists at EPFL have uncovered the molecular basis behind some of the neurological side effects of sulfonamide antibiotics, providing doctors with possible means to minimize them in patients.
NCCR ChemBio scientists have discovered a complex mechanism that regulates this protein’s (STAT3) activity in healthy cells.
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