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I2BC / Département Virologie
Research team
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
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
Innovation themes
Affiliated laboratory
Avenue de la Terrasse
Bâtiment 21
91190 GIF-SUR-YVETTE
Expertises
- 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
- 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
Applications sectors
- Other business
- Health / wellness
Total number of employees
Total number of employees : 45
Number of researchers : 26
Number of researchers : 26
Equipment(s) open to collaboration
I2BC plateform
Keywords
Valuation offer
- mouse model mimicking HSV-1 infection
- fluorescent viruses and live-cell imaging
- reverse genetics technique
- cryo-electron microscopy and radiocristallography
- fluorescent viruses and live-cell imaging
- reverse genetics technique
- cryo-electron microscopy and radiocristallography
Establishments of affiliation
Département(s) de recherche
- SDV (Life sciences)