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9. Couverture de livre

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Martin, Vincent, Thibault, Mathieu, and Theis, Laurent

Published
2019

15. Table des matières

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Martin, Vincent, Thibault, Mathieu, and Theis, Laurent

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2019

17. Couverture arrière

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Martin, Vincent, Thibault, Mathieu, and Theis, Laurent

Published
2019

18. Liste des sigles

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Martin, Vincent, Thibault, Mathieu, and Theis, Laurent

Published
2019

19. Préface

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Martin, Vincent, Thibault, Mathieu, and Theis, Laurent

Published
2019

26. Motor disorders related to oxaliplatin-induced peripheral neuropathy: long-term severity and impact on quality of life

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Balayssac, David, Kerckhove, Nicolas, Selvy, Marie, Pereira, Bruno, Gonneau, Coralie, Pétorin, Caroline, Vimal-Baguet, Agnès, Melnikov, Sergey, Kullab, Sharif, Hebbar, Mohamed, Bouché, Olivier, Slimano, Florian, Bourgeois, Vincent, Lebrun-Ly, Valérie, Thuillier, Frédéric, Mazard, Thibault, Tavan, David, Benmammar, Kheir-Eddine, Monange, Brigitte, Ramdani, Mohamed, Péré-Vergé, Denis, Huet-Penz, Floriane, Bedjaoui, Ahmed, Genty, Florent, Leyronnas, Cécile, Pezet, Denis, and Martin, Vincent

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2024
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27. Modular RNA motifs for orthogonal phase separated compartments

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Jaimie Marie Stewart, Shiyi Li, Anli A. Tang, Melissa Ann Klocke, Martin Vincent Gobry, Giacomo Fabrini, Lorenzo Di Michele, Paul W. K. Rothemund, and Elisa Franco

Subjects
Science
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Abstract Recent discoveries in biology have highlighted the importance of protein and RNA-based condensates as an alternative to classical membrane-bound organelles. Here, we demonstrate the design of pure RNA condensates from nanostructured, star-shaped RNA motifs. We generate condensates using two different RNA nanostar architectures: multi-stranded nanostars whose binding interactions are programmed via linear overhangs, and single-stranded nanostars whose interactions are programmed via kissing loops. Through systematic sequence design, we demonstrate that both architectures can produce orthogonal (distinct and immiscible) condensates, which can be individually tracked via fluorogenic aptamers. We also show that aptamers make it possible to recruit peptides and proteins to the condensates with high specificity. Successful co-transcriptional formation of condensates from single-stranded nanostars suggests that they may be genetically encoded and produced in living cells. We provide a library of orthogonal RNA condensates that can be modularly customized and offer a route toward creating systems of functional artificial organelles for the task of compartmentalizing molecules and biochemical reactions.

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2024
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38. Convergence and Divergence in Probability Teaching in Elementary and Secondary School in Québec: A Closer Look at Eight Teachers' Self-Reported Practices

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Martin, Vincent, Thibault, Mathieu, and Homier, Marianne

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The first stage of a study in Québec enabled us to draw up a statistical portrait of probability teaching practices self-reported by 626 teachers at the elementary and secondary levels. For the second stage of the study, discussed here, we wanted to elaborate on some of the questionnaire answers and to discuss professional development avenues inspired by the teachers' experience. We conducted 1-h individual interviews with eight teachers who had taken part in the first stage and whose self-reported teaching practices were considered to be exemplary. By means of a thematic analysis, we explore issues surrounding certain self-reported probability teaching practices through examples related to the social usefulness of probability, professional development associated with probability teaching, the use of the frequentist approach, the connection between probabilistic approaches, unusual tasks, manipulatives, and technological tools for teaching probability.

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2022
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43. Prevalence in Potato of ‘Candidatus Arsenophonus Phytopathogenicus’ and ‘Candidatus Phytoplasma Solani’ and Their Transmission via Adult Pentastiridius leporinus

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André Rinklef, Sarah Christin Behrmann, David Löffler, Jan Erner, Martin Vincent Meyer, Christian Lang, Andreas Vilcinskas, and Kwang-Zin Lee

Subjects
Cixiidae, Solanaceae, Hemiptera, proteobacteria, phytoplasma, bacterial tuber wilt, Science
Abstract

The planthopper Pentastiridius leporinus (Hempiptera: Cixiidae) is the main vector of two bacterial pathogens: the γ-proteobacterium ‘Candidatus Arsenophonus phytopathogenicus’ and the stolbur phytoplasma ‘Candidatus Phytoplasma solani’. These pathogens cause the disease syndrome basses richesses (SBR) in sugar beet (Beta vulgaris), which reduces the yields and sugar content. In 2022, potato (Solanum tuberosum) fields were found to be colonized by P. leporinus, and the transmission of Arsenophonus was confirmed, resulting in symptoms like wilting, yellow leaves, and rubbery tubers. We monitored both pathogens in Southwest Germany in 2022 and 2023. This revealed their widespread presence in potato tubers, although there were differences in regional prevalence. The broad prevalence of Arsenophonus was maintained in 2023, whereas the prevalence of stolbur increased in most locations. We confirmed that P. leporinus adults can transmit both pathogens to potatoes, but neither pathogen reduced the germination rate of tubers, and no plants showed abnormal growth after germination. Arsenophonus was not detected in germinated shoots, but 5.4% contained stolbur, emphasizing the need for plant material testing to maintain phytosanitary conditions.

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2024
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