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A team from I2BC has studied the regulation of oxygen reduction to superoxide at photosystem I (PSI) in several redox mutants of the plant A.thaliana, grown during different photoperiods. The results enable to propose a new model of PSI-specific redox regulation, capable of rapid adaptation according to light conditions
Several NeuroSpin researchers have taken part in the Individual Brain Charting (IBC) project, aimed at creating a precise map of the cognitive functions of the human brain. In this third phase, they are using the Fast Shared Response Model to analyze large-scale fMRI data and model responses to natural stimuli involving the visual, auditory and language systems.
A team from GHU Paris and SHFJ has used brain MRI to study the integrity of the locus coeruleus and nucleus basalis of Meynert in patients with early-onset Alzheimer's disease (AD), age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy (LATE) and fronto-temporal dementia (FTD). Both structures are altered in early AD, LATE and probably FTD, making these neuromodulatory areas potential therapeutic targets
As a stakeholder in the NOMATEN Centre of Excellence for innovative multifunctional materials, the CEA-Joliot Institute supports its development by regularly organizing training sessions for its staff. The latest examples.
A l’occasion d’une rencontre entre nos deux chargées de recrutement de volontaires « sains », retour sur cette activité indispensable pour l’ensemble de la recherche biomédicale menée au sein de deux départements de l’institut Joliot : NeuroSpin et le SHFJ.
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