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The most outstanding article of the year awarded by AAAS

The AAAS Newcomb Cleveland Award 2024 went to the paper "Early of Domestic Horses in the Great Plains and Northern Rockies" published in Science (10.1126/science.adc969), which combines…

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It is not too late to register for EAGS 2024!

It is not too late to register! The program is ONLINE! France Génomique and the Research Group “Environmental Genomics” (GDR GE) are organising the Symposium on Environmental and…

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Alternative splicing in response to Listeria infection

A team from ENS Paris with the help from GenomiqueENS platform studied the response and the reorganization of gene expression in cells due to the introduction of bacteria. They combined long- and…

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Call for abstracts: Environmental and Agronomical Genomics Symposium, Toulouse, France

Dear all, France Génomique and the Research Group “Environmental Genomics” (GDR GE) are pleased to inform you of their upcoming Symposium on Environmental and Agronomical Genomics which…

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Single-cell atlas of the whole human lung

First integrated Human Lung Cell Atlas reveals insights into lung diseases The largest and most comprehensive cell map of the Human Lung was recently published in Nature Medicine (Link). Revealing…

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Diversity of coral reefs finally uncovered

A portfolio of 9 papers is published today on the TARA project in multiple Springer Nature journals. It is the largest study of its kind on coral reefs. It was made possible thanks to the collection…

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Inflammation and cancer: the role of copper identified

A new study published in the journal Nature has identified A druggable copper-signaling pathway that drives inflammation. The study was led by researchers from the Institut Curie in Paris, France,…

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Mirusviruses, at the crossroads of evolution

An international team of researchers has discovered “mirusviruses”, a new group of DNA viruses, among the massive sequencing data generated at Genoscope from samples collected during Tara Oceans…

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Impact of genetic variations in mitotic function and telomeres on sarcoma susceptibility

Supported by France Genomique, the FREX consortium and colleagues (including the CNRGH) identified distinct biological pathways involved in mitotic and telomere functions, where  mutations increase…

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The untold history of the horse in the American Plains, a new future for the world

The continent of North America is where horses first emerged. Millions of years of evolutionary changes transformed the horse before it became the natural companion of many Indigenous Peoples and the…

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GeT PlaGe helps to solve early diversification of teleost fish

End of 50 years of controversy! The initial evolution of teleost fishes has long been the subject of debate, particularly over the identification of the clades that diverged 250 million years ago.…

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The CNRGH as the genomic partner in PROPSY

PROPSY, PEPR for Precision Psychiatry, aims to develop research on psychiatric diseases such as bipolarity, depression, schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorder.  The CNRGH, partner of the project…

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The extraordinary journey of donkeys around the world finally solved.

A paper released today in Science, with scientists from Genoscope and GeT-PlaGe platforms reveals that donkeys spread like a wildfire out of Africa around 4,500 years ago, reaching Europe and Asia…

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France Genomique partner in a massive projet awardee of the PEPR call

Among the 13 new awardees of the second wave of calls for projects for Priority Research Programs and Equipment (PEPR), the ATLASea project (Atlas of marine genomes: from big data to innovation) will…

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Marine RNA viruses

From the “Tara Oceans” project partially funded by France Génomique: 2 major publications in Science describing the taxonomy, distribution and evolution of RNA viruses as well as their ecological…

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Beneficial macrophages in breast cancer

According to research carried out in collaboration with the France Genomics Institut Curie Genomics of Excellence Platform, the presence of macrophages around breast cancer is not necessarily a bad…

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