International audienceGenetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (1901-1979). In contrast with other pioneers of the French school of molecular genetics (such as André Lwoff or Jacques Monod at the Pasteur Institute), Ephrussi did not work in a medical context. Trained as a classical zoologist at the Sorbonne, he devoted most of his scientific work to the comprehension of the genetic control of cellular differentiation, being exceptionnally skiful in breaking fronteers between experimental biological disciplines. But he never accepted to inflect his research in the direction of medical purposes, in spite of obvious links between some of the technical tools he used (tissue culture, cell hybridization) and major medic...
L évolution importante de la médecine vétérinaire, dont la cancérologie, et la médicalisation croiss...
SUMMARY. — Georges Canguilhem devoted only limited place in his various writings to the transformati...
The objective of this issue was to give an historical panorama of French biological research and the...
International audienceGenetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (1901-1979...
Richard Burian, Jean Gayon: Genetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (190...
International audienceStudents in biology know that the work of Boris Ephrussi and George Beadle on ...
Ces cinquante dernières années les apports de la biologie moléculaire ont engendré de profondes tran...
L'accession de la génétique au rang de discipline enseignée à la faculté des sciences de Paris en 19...
International audienceToday, epigenetics is a very fashionable field of research. Modification of DN...
International audienceBy supporting genomic medicine, public policies aim to generalize the use of g...
Doris T. Zallen: The Rapkine cycle and the mission Rapkine: promoting medical research in France. I...
International audienceAfter having conducted for a long period fundamental research in biology, I st...
À l’aube des années 2000, la séquence complète du génome humain a été déchiffrée. Cet événement hist...
How the mouse has become, timidly, a model for animal and human genetic research. From the early tw...
This thesis explores part of the process of the emergence of biomedicine by focussing on Jean Bernar...
L évolution importante de la médecine vétérinaire, dont la cancérologie, et la médicalisation croiss...
SUMMARY. — Georges Canguilhem devoted only limited place in his various writings to the transformati...
The objective of this issue was to give an historical panorama of French biological research and the...
International audienceGenetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (1901-1979...
Richard Burian, Jean Gayon: Genetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (190...
International audienceStudents in biology know that the work of Boris Ephrussi and George Beadle on ...
Ces cinquante dernières années les apports de la biologie moléculaire ont engendré de profondes tran...
L'accession de la génétique au rang de discipline enseignée à la faculté des sciences de Paris en 19...
International audienceToday, epigenetics is a very fashionable field of research. Modification of DN...
International audienceBy supporting genomic medicine, public policies aim to generalize the use of g...
Doris T. Zallen: The Rapkine cycle and the mission Rapkine: promoting medical research in France. I...
International audienceAfter having conducted for a long period fundamental research in biology, I st...
À l’aube des années 2000, la séquence complète du génome humain a été déchiffrée. Cet événement hist...
How the mouse has become, timidly, a model for animal and human genetic research. From the early tw...
This thesis explores part of the process of the emergence of biomedicine by focussing on Jean Bernar...
L évolution importante de la médecine vétérinaire, dont la cancérologie, et la médicalisation croiss...
SUMMARY. — Georges Canguilhem devoted only limited place in his various writings to the transformati...
The objective of this issue was to give an historical panorama of French biological research and the...