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Detailed look at probe and loop systems of a bioreactor used to grow micro-organisms. © INRA, © Jean-Philippe GUIRAUDIE /jpgphotographie.co

News

05 Jan 2018

The European “CHASSY” project: putting yeasts to work to produce high value compounds for industrial processes

The Micalis research unit is taking part in a European project to develop the use of yeasts to produce high value compounds for the cosmetic, nutrition, chemical and pharmaceutical sectors.

Press release

16 Dec 2016

Conflicts of interest and publications on GM Bt crops

Three INRA researchers have analyzed the scientific literature on the efficacy or durability of Bt transgenic plants in terms of the possible link of interest between this research and the biotechnology industries. They publish their results in the journal PLOS ONE of 15 December 2016.

All living cells have a “skeleton” made up of microfilaments and microtubules, which determines cell shape and structure. © INRA, GRANDJEAN Olivier

News

24 Jan 2016

The benefits of genome sequencing

Two of the main reasons for sequencing plant and animal genomes are to fight diseases and increase crop and livestock quality. Since the early 2000s, INRA has been at the forefront of such genome sequencing efforts.

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Magazines

04 Jul 2013

Intestinal mucosa of a patient with Crohn's disease. © INRA, Nadia VASQUEZ / CNAM

MetaGenoPolis: the microbiota in our intestines are at the heart of human health

MetaGenoPolis, which officially started its work on July 2, 2013 in Jouy-en-Josas, is a research group unlike any other in Europe when it comes to studying human intestinal microbiota. A short film featuring Joël Doré and Dusko Ehrlich.

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Reports

Lab equipment. © INRA, William Beaucardet

Green biotechnologies: paving new paths for agriculture

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