Collaborations
The laboratories of the LabEx DYNAMO have a long-standing network of international collaborations with renowned laboratories throughout the world. Figure 3 shows the current world-wide Labex DYNAMO collaboration network;
Countries Labex DYNAMO has collavorated with
Number of collaborations
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UMR8261/Eliane Hajnsdorf) + LISBP – INSA de Toulouse (Muriel Cocaign)
« Engineering RNA life cycle to optimize the economy of microbial energy »
UMR8226/Mickael Cohen + Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Frankfurt, Germany (Werner Kühlbrandt)
« Analysis of mitochondrial fusion by cryo-electron-tomography »
UMR7099/Dror Warschawski + University of Québec – UQAM (Isabelle Marcotte)
« Solid-state NMR of proliferating membranes in C43(DE3) strains of E. coli »
UMR7141/Francis-André Wollman + Aix-Marseille University (Emmanuelle Bouveret)
« Role of pGpp in the regulation of fatty acid metabolism in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii »
UMR7099/Bruno Miroux + Paris Sud (Châtenay-Malabry)
« Quantitative analyses of phospholipid classes and species »
UMR 7099/Bruno Miroux + Institut Pasteur
« Global gene expression analyses in bacteria upon internal membrane proliferation »