p. 2
PUBLICATIONS
Institut d'Alembert
P U B L I C AT I O N S
LBPA - Wu, W. Q., Hou, X. M., Zhang, B., Fossé, P., René, B., Mauffret, O., ... & Xi, X. G. (2017) Scientific Reports. - Sypabekova, M., Bekmurzayeva, A., Wang, R., Li, Y., Nogues, C., & Kanayeva, D. (2017) Tuberculosis. - Baud, A., Aymé, L., Gonnet, F., Salard, I., Gohon, Y., Jolivet, P., Brodolin, K., Da Silva, P., Giuliani, A., Sclavi, B.... & Chardot, T. (2017) Journal of Synchrotron Radiation. - Bui, A. T., Huang, M. E., Havard, M., Laurent-Tchenio, F., Dautry, F., & Tchenio, T. (2017) Cell Cycle. - Allam, A., Maigre, L., Vergalli, J., Dumont, E., Cinquin, B., de Sousa, R. A., ... & Réfrégiers, M. (2017) Scientific Reports. - Devineau, S., Zargarian, L., Renault, J. P., & Pin, S. (2017). Langmuir. - Andrio, E., Lotte, R., Hamaoui, D., Cherfils, J., Doye, A., Daugaard, M., ... & Lemichez, E. (2017) Scientific Reports. - Valent, P., Akin, C., Hartmann, K., Nilsson, G., Reiter, A., Hermine, O., ... & KluinNelemans, H. C. (2017) Cancer Research.
SATIE - Midelet, C., Lin, J. Y., Tsang, S., Sun, C. L., Midelet, J., Kanaras, A., ... & Werts, M. H. (2017) Colloidal Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications. - Desvaux, M., Traullé, B., Latimier, R. L. G., Sire, S., Multon, B., & Ahmed, H. B. (2017) IEEE Transactions on Magnetics. - Aubert, A., Loyau, V., Mazaleyrat, F., & LoBue, M. (2017) Journal of the European Ceramic Society.
PPSM - Boufroura, H., Abdelli, A., Bourdreux, F., Gaucher, A., Clavier, G., Efrit, M. L., ... & Prim, D. (2017) RSC Advances. - Guérin, J., Léaustic, A., Berthet, J., Métivier, R., Guillot, R., Delbaere, S., ... & Yu, P. (2017) Chemistry–An Asian Journal. - Reinaud, O., Guyon, H., Leray, I., …, & Rebilly, J. N. (2017) Chemistry-A European Journal. - Dubacheva, G. V., Araya-Callis, C., Geert Volbeda, A., Fairhead, M., Codée, J., Howarth, M., & Richter, R. P. (2017) Journal of the American Chemical Society. - Parrot, A., Bernard, A., Jacquart, A., Serapian, S. A., Bo, C., Derat, E., Metivier, R., ... & Mialane, P. (2017) Angewandte Chemie International Edition. - Garakyaraghi, S., Mongin, C., Granger, D. B., Anthony, J. E., & Castellano, F. N. (2017) The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters.
LPQM - Barré, N., Romanelli, M., Lebental, M., & Brunel, M. (2017) European Journal of Physics. - Pascal, A., Bittner, S., Dietz, B., Trabattoni, A., Ulysse, C., Romanelli, M., ... & Lebental, M. (2017) European Journal of Physics. - Au, T. H., Trinh, D. T., Tong, Q. C., Do, D. B., Nguyen, D. P., Phan, M. H., & Lai, N. D. (2017) Nanomaterials. - Au, T. H., Trinh, D. T., Do, D. B., Nguyen, D. P., Tong, Q. C., & Lai, N. D. (2017) Physica B: Condensed Matter. - Vu, T. V. P., Nguyen, M. T., Nguyen, D. T. T., Vu, T. D., Nguyen, D. L., An, N. M., ... & Lai, N. D. (2017) Journal of Electronic Materials. - Gilboa, B., Lafargue, C., Handelman, A., Shimon, L. J., Rosenman, G., Zyss, J., & Ellenbogen, T. (2017) Advanced Science.
LBPA/SATIE - « Rheological monitoring of tau protein polymerisation with
acoustic waves sensor. »
Didier, P., Razan, F., Caplain, E., Michiel, M., Delamarche, C., Nogues, C. & Larzabal, P. (2017). Electronics Letters, 53(5), 298-300. Among acoustic waves sensors, the thickness shear mode resonator presents high sensitivity for the measurement of liquid viscoelastic properties, enabling the monitoring of the shear moduli, G′ G″, by using a suitable physical model. The development of an instrumental system for detecting the tau protein involved in Alzheimer's disease is proposed which will aid in understanding the mechanisms of this disease. The tau protein is present in complex products such as blood and cerebrospinal fluid. The experimental results show that the acoustic wave system allows to differentiate between tau protein solutions with different states of polymerisation.
PPSM/LBPA - « Identification of acylation products in SHAPE Chemistry. »
Lin, C., Poyer, S., Zargarian, L., Salpin, J. Y., Fossé, P., Mauffret, O., &Xie, J. (2017). Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters. SHAPE chemistry (selective 2’-hydroxyl acylation analyzed by primer extension) has been developed to specifically target flexible nucleotides for RNA secondary structure determination. However, the structure of 2’-O-acylation products has never been confirmed by NMR or X-ray data. We have realized the acylation reactions between cNMP and NMIA under SHAPE chemistry conditions and identified the acylation products using NMR spectroscopy and mass experiments. For cAMP and cGMP, the major acylation product is the 2’-O-acylated compound (> 99 %). A trace amount of N-acylatedcAMPhas also been identified by LCUV-MS². While for cCMP, the isolated acylation products are composed of 96 % of 2’-O-acylated, 4 % of N,O-diacylated, and trace amount of N-acylated products. This interesting result should be useful to explain some unexpected reactivity of the SHAPE chemistry.
Newsletter IDA N°24 / JUNE 2017 - page 2 -
[close]