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I2BC / Département Virologie

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The Virology Department is part of the Institute of Integrative Cell Biology (I2BC) and focuses its research on two main themes, the host-virus interaction and the determination of the atomic structure of macromolecular assemblages formed during an infection. viral.
More transversal themes also emerge from the department's activities:
- mechanism of the viral entry
- viral assembly and transport and intracellular transport of viral and subviral particles
- innate immunity.
This research is fundamental to identify new targets and put in place new therapeutic strategies against viral diseases

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https://www.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr/disciplinary-department/virology-department/

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Lab of attachment

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Avenue de la Terrasse
Bâtiment 21
91190 GIF-SUR-YVETTE

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- Escherichia coli infection process by bacteriophage T5
- assembly of caudal bacteriophages and infection of Gram-positive bacteria by these viruses
- correlative structural virology by electronic cryomicroscopy and radiocristallography
- rhabdovirus
- Molecular biology of rotavirus
- virulence and latency of herpesviruses

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Total number of employees

Total number of employees : 45
Number of researchers : 26

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I2BC plateform

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- mouse model mimicking HSV-1 infection
- fluorescent viruses and live-cell imaging
- reverse genetics technique
- cryo-electron microscopy and radiocristallography

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Effectif total : 45
Nombre de chercheurs : 26
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Description

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The Virology Department is part of the Institute of Integrative Cell Biology (I2BC) and focuses its research on two main themes, the host-virus interaction and the determination of the atomic structure of macromolecular assemblages formed during an infection. viral. More transversal themes also emerge from the department's activities: - mechanism of the viral entry - viral assembly and transport and intracellular transport of viral and subviral particles - innate immunity. This research is fundamental to identify new targets and put in place new therapeutic strategies against viral diseases
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https://www.i2bc.paris-saclay.fr/disciplinary-department/virology-department/

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Avenue de la Terrasse
Bâtiment 21
91190 GIF-SUR-YVETTE
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Institute of Integrative Cell Biology (I2BC)
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Viruses, HSV-1, latency, centrosome, HCMV, EBV, autophagy, rotavirus, gastroenteritis, rhabdovirus, rabies, vesicular stomatitis, Chandipura, innate immunity, cryo-electron microscopy, radiocristallography, herpes, bacteriophage, viral infection, encapsidation of DNA, nanomachines
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- Escherichia coli infection process by bacteriophage T5
- assembly of caudal bacteriophages and infection of Gram-positive bacteria by these viruses
- correlative structural virology by electronic cryomicroscopy and radiocristallography
- rhabdovirus
- Molecular biology of rotavirus
- virulence and latency of herpesviruses
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I2BC plateform
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- mouse model mimicking HSV-1 infection - fluorescent viruses and live-cell imaging - reverse genetics technique - cryo-electron microscopy and radiocristallography
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