Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique

Université De Nantes

University of Florida Research Foundation Inc

Commissariat a L'energie Atomique Et Aux Energies Alternatives

Institut National De La Sante Et De La Recherche Medicale

Université Paris Descartes

Institut National De La Sante Et De La Recherche Medicale (Inserm)

Nantes Université

Muriel Pipelier

Didier Dubreuil

Bruno Bujoli

Daniel R Talham

Charles Tellier

Manuel Miguirditchian

Marc Bonneville

Jacques Lebreton

Denis Guillaneux

Dominique Guillaumont

Jacques Le Pendu

Arnaud Tessier

Julia Bisson

Patrice Lepape

Alexandra Tabatchnik

Anne-Laure Turcot-Dubois

Jacques Lependu

Vivien Lacone

Thomas Lecourt

Laurent Micouin

Thierry Delaunay

Hicham Bakkali

Jean-Paul Pradere

Virginie Blot

Nathalie Boubals

Marie-Christine Charbonnel

Allan Patinec

Daniel Talham

A method for immobilizing biological polymers such as DNA or proteins, on a solid support, by ionocovalent bond, for making biochips, and the resulting chips obtained by the method. Also, a kit for the preparation of the chips.

Method for making biochips

The invention relates to novel compounds useful as ligands of actinides and which meet general formula (I) hereinafter: where: A further subject of the invention is a method for synthesizing these compounds and the uses thereof.

2,9-dipyridyl-1,10-phenanthroline derivatives useful as actinide ligands, method for synthesizing same, and uses thereof

The present disclosure describes compounds of the following formula   

Pyridazine and pyrrole compounds, processes for obtaining them and uses

The invention relates to &#x3b1;-galactoceramide analogs, their methods of manufacture, intermediate compounds useful in these methods. It also relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing the &#x3b1;-galactoceramide analogs. The methods of manufacture of the invention involve the use of unsaturated intermediate compounds which enable to synthesize &#x3b1;-galactoceramide analogs by a mere metathesis reaction. The &#x3b1;-galactoceramide analogs of the invention are useful as active ingredients of pharmaceutical compositions, particularly in pharmaceutical compositions having anti-cancerous properties.

&#x3b1;-galactoceramide analogs, their methods of manufacture, intermediate compounds useful in these methods, and pharmaceutical compositions containing them

A method for immobilizing biological polymers such as DNA or proteins, on a solid support, by ionocovalent bond, for making biochips, and the resulting chips obtained by the method.

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Nantes, France

Muriel Pipelier