Land school in Cameroon

Philippe Le Gall and Pierre-Olivier Maquart are back from a land school in Cameroon. It was held from 13th to 22th of May. Teachers from IRD, CNRS and Universities of Cameroon and France plus GNO were present. It allowed to show students from the universities of Diala and Youndé what is insect biodiversity. It was […]

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Mission in Guyana

Nicolas Pollet and Isabelle Clavereau (Pôle Génomes) went in Guyana for about 10 days to help teaching Field Metagenomics to guyanese scientists. It was in the framework of a thematic school with the financial support of the CEBA labex and France Génomique. Image @M. Collet.

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Scientific results

Héloïse Bastide (Pôle écologie) and collaborators published an article in Current Biology dealing with the genomic convergence between Braula and its host, the bee. This article was the besis for an article on the web site of CNRS EE: https://www.inee.cnrs.fr/fr/cnrsinfo/aux-origines-de-la-socialite-la-piste-inattendue-de-braula-coeca-une-drosophile-parasite. Bastide, H., Legout, H., Dogbo, N., Ogereau, D., Prediger, C., Carcaud, J., Filée, J., Garnery,

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Ethic and well being of wild animals used in science

The Cellule Faune Sauvage du CNRS Écologie & Environnement organizes a training session : Ethic and well being of wild animals used in science. More details: https://cnrsformation.cnrs.fr/ et https://cnrsformation.cnrs.fr/ethique-et-bien-etre-des-animaux-sauvages-en-lien-avec-leur-utilisation-a-des-fins-scientifiques?axe=187. This formation will be held in Lyon (69) monday the 18th of March 2024. Contact Laurent Legendre (EGCE).

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Rhodius, not only hematophagous?

J.-L. Da Lage and collaborators published an article in Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology describing the presence of palm tree DNA in the digestive content of a Rhodnius supposedly strictly hematophagous. An amylase, enzyme associated with plant degradation, was also identified in the bug. The hypothesis of a nutritional symbiosis more complex is proposed. The

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