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Benjamin Adler

  • Co-Founder, AGENCE DÉTROIT
Los Angeles, Périgueux
As seen in: Nature, PLOS Biology, SWI, BioRxiv, Cell Host & Microbe, Cell Press, Aargauer Zeitung, BZ Basel, INfluencia, Limmattaler Zeitung and
Covers:  digital culture, digital technology, digital marketing (aka direct), soccer, marketing/advertising, los angeles county, digital media, politics, nba, digital strategy
Freelance French Reporter & CEO-Founder of the content agency Dixit

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Benjamin Adler’s Biography

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Freelance French journalist based in Los Angeles, I am the correspondent for French leading media INfluencia and Basket USA. I also collaborate with FIFA.com and TalkSPORT, Swiss daily Le Matin and Belgian daily La Libre Belgique.

Benjamin Adler’s Journalist Portfolio

Influencia - Marketing Progress - Le " pay what you want " : la méritocratie gagne la consommati...

Influencia - Marketing Progress - Le " pay what you want " : la méritocratie gagne la consommati...

Payer librement un produit après l'avoir consommé et non avant, pour en récompenser ou punir la qualité ? Ave…

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Influencia - Etudes - Le règne des femmes sur le e-commerce

Influencia - Etudes - Le règne des femmes sur le e-commerce

Le shopping féminin change et les marques accumulent les certitudes fondatrices de leurs nouvelles stratégies…

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Influencia - Tendances - AliveShoes : Créez votre marque de baskets

Influencia - Tendances - AliveShoes : Créez votre marque de baskets

Avec les plates-formes digitales permettant de créer et vendre en ligne son propre produit, la customisation …

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Minda met la Tri sur la bonne voie - FIFA.com

Minda met la Tri sur la bonne voie - FIFA.com

En football, la stabilité peut se révéler l'arme des sages. Pour Oswaldo Minda, elle est devenue le premier a…

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A miniature CRISPR–Cas10 enzyme confers immunity by inhibitory signalling - Nature

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By Erin Doherty Verified, Benjamin Adler, Emily Armbruster, Joe Pogliano
| Nature Verified
Abstract Microbial and viral co-evolution has created immunity mechanisms involving oligonucleotide signalling that share mechanistic features with human antiviral systems1.
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A miniature CRISPR-Cas10 enzyme confers immunity by an inverse signaling pathway

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By Erin Doherty Verified, Benjamin Adler, Peter Yoon, Kendall Hsieh
| BioRxiv
Abstract Microbial and viral co-evolution has created immunity mechanisms involving oligonucleotide signaling that share mechanistic features with human anti-viral systems. In these pathways, including CBASS and type III CRISPR systems in bacteria and cGAS-STING in humans, oligonucleotide synthesis occurs upon detection of virus or foreign genetic material in the cell, triggering the antiviral response.
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CRISPRi-ART enables functional genomics of diverse bacteriophages using RNA-binding dCas13d - Nature Microbiology

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By Benjamin Adler, Emily Armbruster, Kate Miller, Marena Trinidad, Ron S Boger, Rodolphe Barrangou, Vivek K. Mutalik, David Savage Verified, Jennifer Doudna, Joseph A. Pogliano
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bacteriophages constitute one of the largest reservoirs of genes of unknown function in the biosphere. Even in well-characterized phages, the functions of most genes remain unknown. Experimental approaches to study phage gene fitness and function at genome scale are lacking, partly because phages subvert many modern functional genomics tools.
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