Abstract: The control of green macroalgae blooms. More particularly, Ulva algae blooms may be controlled by a living active principle contained in seawater from the Mediterranean Sea. The inventors have observed that seawater from the Mediterranean Sea collected in particular spots (collected at, e.g., latitude 43° 14?N and longitude 5° 21?E, or at latitude 43° 09?N and longitude 5° 36?E) is capable of promoting the death of Ulva lactuca, without the emission of toxic acidic vapors, such as, e.g., H2S vapors. Altogether, the inventors provide data showing that this seawater comprises an alive microorganism that is responsible for promoting the death of Ulva, in particular of Ulva lactuca. More precisely, the inventors provide experimental data showing that the microorganism that promotes the death of Ulva lactuca, and hence promotes the control of Ulva lactuca blooms, is a virus.

Abstract: An expert system of biological analysis includes a collecting engine to collect and represent data resulting from biological measurements carried out on a human or animal subject and defining a biological profile, and personal data relating to the human or animal subject.

Abstract: A method for processing immuno-competent cells in view of an antiviral therapy on a human or animal subject, includes: a step for collecting immuno-competent cells on the human or animal subject, and a step for processing the collected immuno-competent cells, so as to stimulate at least a part of the immuno-competent cells, by presenting a muted viral particle to the cells, in view of a reinjection of the stimulated cells into the human or animal subject.

Abstract: The aim of the invention is to optimize a medical treatment administered to a patient as well as to propose a choice of alternative medical treatments, as a function of the genotype of the patient, of the potential interactions between drugs, of the genes involved in the medical mechanism and of the information and diagnostics concerning the patient.

Abstract: Expert system of biological analysis includes comprising: a collecting engine to collect and represent data resulting from biological measurements carried out on a human or animal subject and defining a biological profile, and personal data relating to the human or animal subject.

Abstract: A method for managing batches of immunocompetent cells collected from human or animal subjects for deferred use, comprising for each of said human or animal subjects:

Abstract: 19 Method of processing biological analysis data, comprising processing of a set of data relating to the biological profile of a human or animal subject, in the form of biological items to which a set of rules supplying findings in the form of statements in natural language are applied. The method also comprises at least an operation pooling a set of findings that have resulted from a group of rules, so as to limit the number of findings which are entered a following group of rules. This method also comprises processing of genetic data relating to this patient in the form of a set of genetic items associated with a set of genes studied in this patient, this treatment comprising the application of rules of genetic interpretation applied at the same time to biological items and to genetic items.

Abstract: A method for processing and accessing data objects including a step (II) of gathering collected data objects (D) into groups of objects (DP1, DP2, DPM) associated with respective geographical areas (P1, P2, PM), a step (III) of classifying each object according to several categories of objects (DB1, DR1, DN1), a first step (IV) of classifying the objects into at least one of the object categories (DB1) according to an index common to all the object groups (DP1, DP2, DPM), and a second step (V) of classifying a part of the collected objects forming a particular group of objects (CR1, CR2, CRM) according to a second so-called hierarchical classification scheme (PH) common to all the object groups (DP1, DP2, DPM). The method further includes a step of navigating through selected geographical areas via either of the first and second classification schemes (PT, PH). The method is particularly useful for distributing and accessing documents on medical and pharmaceutical regulations.