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Mechanisms of Repression by Polycomb Group Proteins
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RAPHAEL MARGUERON
Mechanisms of Repression by Polycomb Group Proteins
The control of cell identity entails a precise orchestration of gene expression programs. The processesses that control gene expression are responsible for generating distinct cellular identities from a single genome. Although transcription factors play a crucial role in the establishment and maintenance of transcriptional networks, their action is modulated by chromatin.
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Setareh Aflaki-Garbin
Engineer
Katia Ancelin
Researcher
Aude Battistella
Engineer
Megan Burton
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Antoine Campagne
PhD Student
Aylin Del-Moral-Morales
Research trainee
Seynabou Diop
PhD Student
Adrien Leblanc
Research trainee
Armelle Luscan
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Daniel Ming-Kang Lee
PhD Student
Arianna Moiani
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Beatriz Monterde
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Eric Pasmant
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Roberta Ragazzini
PhD Student
Laia Richart Gines
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Pierre Romero
PhD Student
Serena Sanulli
PhD Student
Diego Teyssounneau
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Sofiene Tifoura
Research trainee
Ivaylo Vassilev
Engineer
Dina Zielinski
Bioinformatic Scientist
Key publications
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BAP1 complex promotes transcription by opposing PRC1-mediated H2A ubiquitylationNature Communications
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EZHIP constrains Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 activity in germ cellsNature Communications
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PRC2 is dispensable for HOTAIR‐mediated transcriptional repressionThe EMBO Journal
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Progression tumorale : mise en cause de mécanismes épigénétiques spécifiques aux femmesDes travaux décrivent le rôle épigénétique d’un ARN non-codant dans le développement de tumeurs agressives, notamment dans le cancer du sein. L’étude, menée en collaboration entre l’Institut Curie, l’Inserm, le CNRS, l’Institut Paoli Calmettes, Aix-Marseille Université , vient d’être publiée dans la revue Cell.25/05/2022
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Raphaël Margueron, Junior Researcher Grand Prix 2022 from the Fondation de FranceRaphaël Margueron, head of the Mechanisms of Repression by Polycomb Group Proteins team at Institut Curie’s Research Center, is awarded the prize for his work on chromatin defects related to cancer.06/04/2022