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I am thrilled to present the Mosquito Cell Atlas! We analyzed 367K nuclei from 19 tissues in male & female mosquitoes, creating a comprehensive resource for vector biology & infectious disease research.
Plus we made some surprising discoveries! 🦟🧵
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📢 Apply to join the IRIM (@IRIM_life) as a group leader in infection biology (#virology #bacteriology) and work with us in a fantastic and super friendly environment in a vibrant city in the South of France!
@CNRSbiologie @umontpellier
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Gordon Research Seminar in Tropical Infectious Diseases, Lucca, Italy, Feb 1-2 2025.
Speaker Abstract Deadline: October 28, 2024.
Excellent opportunity for early career scientists to present your projects on Tropical Infectious Diseases.
Check it out: grc.org/tropical-infectious-…
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Are you interested in arbovirus-host interactions? My lab @CornellPathogen is searching for a Postdoctoral Associate to study mechanisms of infection and transmission focusing on alphaviruses and flaviviruses . Apply now! 🧪🔬🦟 academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j…
Interested in studying mosquito borne viruses?
We have an open position for assistant professor in virology! Do not hesitate to contact me. More information below.
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Parasite, Fungal & Vector database resources will be coming back online … fill out the form at VEuPathDB.org to be kept informed, and an anonymous survey to help define the future
🔗veupathdb.org/
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My commentary on the closure of @VectorBase. Join me in rallying for its sustainable continuation. Comment, repost, and circulate. Let’s ensure this vital resource remains accessible for our global #VectorBiology research community.
This is a big loss with long term negative impacts for the field!
@veupathdb and @VectorBase go dark over the weekend after more than 20 years of continuous service to their scientific communities. science.org/content/article/…
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I am pleased to inform you of the publication of the Drosophila immunity handbook. The pdf version of the book is free, or a physical version of the book is available for purchase at @EPFL press.epflpress.org/produit/1514/9…
I am glad to share our latest review on innate antiviral immunity in animals. Great collaboration with Jean-Luc Imler and Carine Meignin @krinMoo
An evolutionary perspective to innate antiviral immunity in animals sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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🚨Great Postdoc opportunity @vigiLab @transm0 @imperialcollege. Join us to work on molecular parasitology and malaria transmission biology towards vector gene drive for malaria control. Apply now imperial.ac.uk/jobs/ Ref NAT01740 #MalariaResearch #Plasmodium #Postdoc
This is great news! Congratulations to Jean-Luc and the whole team! A lot of breakthroughs to come for sure.
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Check out our review by @joaotmarques ' lab!
We offer a fresh perspective on mosquito-virus interactions, highlighting the potential role of symbiotic insect-specific viruses as targets for biotechnological approaches to control arbovirus transmission.
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Excellent opportunity to establish your group! Great environment and fantastic infrastructure!
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Great contribution by @LambrechtsLab This is really an important resource for the field!
Interested in transposable elements (#TEs) of Aedes aegypti #mosquitoes? @DaronJosquin produced a unified, manually curated TE library (available upon request). Analysis of TE organization and dynamics in the Ae. aegypti genome showcases the value of this new TE library.
Wonder what distinguishes Aedes mosquitoes from others? Here we start to look into Aedes specific innovations that may explain their incredible vector competence for arboviruses! Great collaboration led by @carlosestvez7 and @sofaltavaeu. We also thank our incredible reviewers!
Happy to share our work where we investigated the origin, evolution and function of loqs2, a double-stranded binding protein found specifically in the Stegomya subgenus of Aedes mosquitoes. Cheers to @CarlosEstvez7 @joaotmarques @ericgd and all authors. link.springer.com/10.1186/s1…
We have an assistant professor position opened to work closely with my group @unistra @Inserm @CNRS
Great environment and fantastic facilities. Please contact me if you are interested.
Assistant Professor position in a great lab and a great University! Please retweet @unistra @joaotmarques @krinMoo #Jean-Luc Imler
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2024 is just around the corner and with it the 50th anniversary of EMBL! 🥳 Check out our updated 2024 Annual Poster and discover the exciting additional events we've just added to it! 👀
➡️ embl.org/about/info/course-a…
#EMBLEvents #EMBL50 #molecularbiology #lifesciencetraining
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Jeune chercheuse ou chercheur, à quoi rêvez-vous ? lemonde.fr/sciences/appel-te…



























