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Genetic Complexity of Living Systems - G. Yvert
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Our research group is interested in the fundamental genetic mechanisms underlying inter-individual phenotypic differences. We wish to better understand why some individuals are more likely than others to develop specific traits.
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Condensin in the context of chromatin - P. Bernard
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Determining (1) the mechanisms that make chromatin suitable for condensin action in vivo,(2) the role of condensin at telomeres, and (3) the link between condensin and S phase.
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Chromatin Dynamics in Mitotic Chromosome Assembly - P. Bernard
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Evolutionary Cell Biology in Nematodes - M. Delattre
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We investigate unconventional modes of DNA transmission and genome regulation, exploring their evolutionary origins and consequences. Our primary focus is on nematode species that are lab tractable, enabling seamless integration of bioinformatic and experimental methodologies
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Chromatin Dynamics in Mitotic Chromosome Assembly - P. Bernard
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The ability of the genome to adopt a dynamic 3D organisation underlies most DNA transactions. The profound reorganisation of long chromatin fibres into rod-shaped chromosomes in mitosis is an iconic example of this structural dynamics. The main goal of our research is to understand the cellular mechanisms that take place at the chromatin level for the assembly of segregation-competent mitotic chromosomes. We use the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe and human cultured cells as model systems.
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Regulation of Genome Architecture and Dynamics of Splicing (ReGArDS) - D. Auboeuf and C. Bourgeois
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Our team is interested in the regulation of alternative splicing, the main process allowing to largely increase the functional diversity of proteins coded by a limited number of genes in higher organisms.
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Systems Biology of Decision Making - O. Gandrillon
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The molecular mechanisms controlling decision making at the cellular level between self-renewal and differentiation are still poorly understood. The central question of our group consists in understanding the molecular mechanisms controlling self-renewal and the alteration of these mechanisms in relation to the onset of cancer.
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Comparative and Integrative Genomics of Organ Development - CIGOGNE - S.Pantalacci/M. Sémon
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Comparative and Integrative Genomics of Organ Development - S.Pantalacci/M. Semon
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We compare genomes and transcriptomes to highlight general rules about the development and/or the evolution of organs.
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Quantitative regulatory genomics - Mirko Francesconi
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Why are individuals different? We address this fundamental question by studying both genetic and non-genetic sources of phenotypic variation, using both genome-wide computational and experimental systems biology approaches in model organisms. In particular, we are interested in understanding how gene expression is regulated in space and time and how perception of ancestral environment contribute to phenotypic variation.
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Quantitative regulatory genomics - M. Francesconi
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Why are individuals different? We address this fundamental question by studying both genetic and non-genetic sources of phenotypic variation, using both genome-wide computational and experimental systems biology approaches in model organisms. In particular, we are interested in understanding how gene expression is regulated in space and time to contribute to phenotypic variation.
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