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Malik Chaker-Margot

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Malik Chaker-Margot: A structural biologist takes on the molecule

7 September 2022

Article

An artist’s concept depicting long-range exploration on the surface of Mars.

Science

A shoebox-sized biomed lab in space

8 June 2022

Article

Christian Baron

Health

Christian Baron named to the Canadian Institutes of Health Research

2 February 2022

Brief

Like a two-way radio that can both receive and transmit radio waves, the fluorescent nanoantenna designed by Alexis Vallée-Bélisle and his team receives light in one colour and depending on the protein movement it senses, then transmits light back in another colour, which we can detect. One of the main innovations of these nanoantennas is that the receiver part of the antenna (bright green) is also employed to sense the molecular surface of the protein studied via molecular interaction.

Health

Chemists use DNA to build the world’s tiniest antenna

10 January 2022

Press release

A rendering of the enzyme complex named HTC

Science

Staying young, from the cells on up

16 September 2021

Press release

Science

Dr. Trang Hoang, recipient of the Jeanne Manery Fisher Memorial Lecture Award

17 May 2021

Brief

Science

Roger David Kornberg, winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in chemistry, to speak May 20

12 May 2021

Article

Morbid obesity is caused by the inaction of melanocortin, a hormone that regulates appetite and energy expenditure.

Health

A new way beckons to treat severe obesity

26 February 2021

Article

Michel Bouvier

Science

A prestigious Killam Prize for Michel Bouvier

11 February 2021

Article

Health

New use for an old drug

16 December 2020

Press release

A Quebec research team has just received the green light from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to test a device that will shorten the response time for detecting COVID-19.

Health

A faster test for COVID-19

19 March 2020

Press release

Model chiral macrocycle (shown in blue) in the catalytic pocket of the enzyme CALB (shown in grey, catalytic serine shown in green). The figure was generated from the PDB ID 5GV5 using PyMOL Molecular Graphics System, Version 1.2r3pre, Schrödinger, LLC. The docking of the macrocycles was carried out with the Fitted program from the FORECASTER computational platform. Credit: Université de Montréal.

Science

Shaping the rings of molecules

21 February 2020

Press release

Canadian researchers have discovered a molecular indicator of a mechanism that drives cancer progression, giving doctors the possibility of using precision medicine, that is, choosing which patients will respond to a particular anticancer drug.

Health

Choosing the right drug to fight cancer

4 June 2019

Press release

Daniel Zenklusen (left) and his doctoral student Srivathsan Adivarahan.

Health

We now know how RNA molecules are organized in cells

8 November 2018

Press release

Health

Scientists gain new insight into the mechanism of action of a major diabetes drug

26 October 2018

Press release

Health

Scientists discover a new mechanism that prevents the proliferation of cancer cells

25 June 2018

Press release

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