Programme des Séminaires de l’axe des maladies infectieuses et immunitaires du CHUQ

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2012~2013

Programme des Séminaires de

l’axe des maladies infectieuses et immunitaires du CHUQ

Tous les jeudis à 15 pm à l'amphithéâtre du Bloc T
Responsable : Sachiko Sato, poste 48647
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18 octobre 2102 Groupe de Jean Sévigny

Dr Jean Sévigny Le dernier membre de la famille des ectonucléotidases,
La NTPDase8 - de son identité à la souris KO
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25 octobre 2012 Groupe de Denis Leclerc

Dr Denis Leclerc La papaye qui prévient, vaccine et traite les maladies infectieuses ou
la papaye qui traite tous les maux
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1 novembre 2012
Dr Adnane Sellam
Institut de Recherche en Immunologie et en Cancérologie (IRIC), Montréal

Régulation transcriptionnelle des processus infectieux
de la levure polymorphique Candida albicans
Invité par AMII
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8 novembre 2012
Dr Réjean Lapointe
Centre de recherche du CHUM, (CRCHUM Notre-Dame) et
Institut du Cancer de Montréal (ICM)

Contrôle de la réponse anti-tumorale : question d'équilibre?
Invité par Dr D. Leclerc
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14 novembre 2012 MERCREDI
14PM-15PM
Dr Didier Mazel (Paul H. Roy)
Directeur du Département Génomes et Génétique
Unité "Plasticité du Génome Bactérien" - CNRS UMR3525
Institut Pasteur
Intégrons, Réponse SOS et Transferts horizontaux : connexion intimes
Invité par Dr P. H. Roy
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15 novembre 2012
Annulé (pour CECRI carrier day)
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22 novembre 2012 Groupe de Marc Pouliot

Dr Marc Pouliot Le neutrophile et l'inflammation : identification des voies endogènes de résolution
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29 novembre 2012
Dr Martin Pelletier
Laboratoire de Dr Richard Siegel NIAMS/NIH

Étude du métabolisme bioénergétique et des interactions cellulaires
lors de la réponse inflammatoire
Invité par AMII
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6 décembre 2012

Dr Mohammad-Ali Jenabian
Chronic Viral Illness Service, McGill University Health Centre

Rôle des Lymphocytes T régulateurs dans l’infection par le VIH : pathogènes ou protecteurs?
Invité par AMII
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13 decembre 2012
Dre Jasna Kriz
Dept. Psychiatry and Neuroscience, CHUL-CHUQ Québec
Live imaging of innate immune response: galectins as emerging immunomodulatory molecules in the injured brain
Invitée par Dr S. Sato
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