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I. Villey

h-index: 14
Works: 20
Citations: 1,415

Most-cited papers

The RAG proteins and V(D)J recombination: complexes, ends, and transposition.
S. Fugmann, A. Lee, Penny E. Shockett, I. Villey +1 more
2000Annual Review of Immunology661 citations
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Defect in Rearrangement of the Most 5′ TCR–Jα Following Targeted Deletion of T Early α (TEA): Implications for TCR α Locus Accessibility
I. Villey, D. Caillol, F. Selz, P. Ferrier +1 more
1996148 citations Open access
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The Metallo- -Lactamase/ -CASP Domain of Artemis Constitutes the Catalytic Core for V(D)J Recombination
C. Poinsignon, D. Moshous, I. Callebaut, R. de Chasseval +2 more
200485 citations
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RORγT, a thymus‐specific isoform of the orphan nuclear receptor RORγ / TOR, is up‐regulated by signaling through the pre‐T cell receptor and binds to the TEA promoter
I. Villey, R. de Chasseval, J. de Villartay
1999European Journal of Immunology84 citations Open access
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Defect in rearrangement of the most 5′TCR-jα following targeted deletion of T early α (tea): Implications for TCRα locus accessibility
I. Villey, D. Caillol, F. Selz, P. Ferrier +1 more
199772 citations
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Detection of RAG Protein-V(D)J Recombination Signal Interactions Near the Site of DNA Cleavage by UV Cross-Linking
Q. Eastman, I. Villey, D. Schatz
1999Molecular and Cellular Biology71 citations Open access
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Neurosteroids: non‐genomic pathways in neuroplasticity and involvement in neurological diseases
M. Schverer, L. Lanfumey, E. Baulieu, N. Froger +1 more
2018Pharmacology and Therapeutics49 citations
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Defect in rearrangement of the most 5' TCR-J alpha following targeted deletion of T early alpha (TEA): implications for TCR alpha locus accessibility.
I. Villey, D. Caillol, F. Selz, P. Ferrier +1 more
1996Immunity47 citations
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Germ‐line transcription and methylation status of the TCR‐Jα locus in its accessible configuration
I. Villey, P. Quartier, F. Selz, J. de Villartay
199740 citations
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The V(D)J Recombination/DNA Repair Factor Artemis Belongs to the Metallo‐β‐Lactamase Family and Constitutes a Critical Developmental Checkpoint of the Lymphoid System
D. Moshous, I. Callebaut, R. Chasseval, C. Poinsignon +3 more
2003Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences34 citations
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T early alpha (TEA) regulates initial TCRVAJA rearrangements and leads to TCRJA coincidence
L. Mauvieux, I. Villey, J. de Villartay
2001European Journal of Immunology31 citations Open access
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DNA-Rag Protein Interactions in the Control of Selective D Gene Utilization in the TCRβ Locus1
A. Olaru, Dimeka N. Patterson, I. Villey, F. Livak
2003Journal of Immunology27 citations Open access
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Human and animal models of V(D)J recombination deficiency.
J. de Villartay, C. Poinsignon, R. de Chasseval, Dietke Buck +2 more
2003Current Opinion in Immunology25 citations
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TEA regulates local TCR‐Jα accessibility through histone acetylation
L. Mauvieux, I. Villey, J. de Villartay
200318 citations Open access
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Effects of the Synthetic Neurosteroid
L. Parésys, K. Hoffmann, N. Froger, M. Bianchi +3 more
2015International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology14 citations Open access
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TEA regulates local TCR-Jalpha accessibility through histone acetylation.
L. Mauvieux, I. Villey, J. de Villartay
2003European Journal of Immunology8 citations
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Germ-line transcription and methylation status of the TCR-J alpha locus in its accessible configuration.
I. Villey, P. Quartier, F. Selz, J. de Villartay
1997European Journal of Immunology2 citations
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3β Methoxypregnenolone (MAP4343), a synthetic pregnenolone derivative, promotes neuronal and synaptic plasticity in vitro
M. Schverer, J. Leandri, L. Amazit, N. Heck +5 more
20170 citations
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Regulation des rearrangements au sein du locus tcr/ chez la souris : implication de l'element t-early-alpha
I. Villey
19970 citations
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The T-early α (TEA) element focalizes the first TCR VαJα rearrangements on the most 5′Jα genes: implications for the TCR-Jα synchronism
P. Quartier, I. Villey, J. de Villartay
19970 citations
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C. Poinsignon

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R. de Chasseval×3

P. Quartier×3

L. Mauvieux×3

D. Schatz×2

D. Moshous×2

I. Callebaut×2

M. Schverer×2