Congratulations to Robert Kelly, Frank Schnorrer, Cédric Maurange, Bianca Habermann and Delphine Delacour!
Congratulations to Robert Kelly, Frank Schnorrer, Cédric Maurange, Bianca Habermann and Delphine Delacour!
Congratulations to Robert Kelly, Frank Schnorrer, Cédric Maurange, Bianca Habermann and Delphine Delacour!
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Delta Festival 2023: Music, themed villages, and a touch of IBDM to shine under the Marseille sun.
The Mann team identifies the microRNA-17-5p as responsible for alcohol-related brain connectivity defects.
3 motivated and talented students successfully defended their thesis between February and July 2023.
We are delighted to welcome Delphine Delacour and her new research group ‘Epithelial monolayer morphogenesis’ to IBDM.
The Delacour group proposes a new mechanism for the control of planar spindle orientation and monolayered tissue architecture in the intestinal epithelium.
The selected candidate will receive training in the following areas: molecular biology, cell biology, Xenopus micro-injection and micro-surgery, fluorescent confocal microscopy, video-microscopy, numerical image analysis.
The project aims at uncovering the molecular and cellular bases for Ubx and AbdA distinct motif usage.
The master project (M2) aims at characterizing the epithelial connectivity and collective behavior of the intestinal differentiated domain in homeostatic conditions or under challenging contexts.
During the Master’s project (M1 or M2), the student will use some of the techniques used in the laboratory to quantitatively interrogate the structure-function relationship underlying interallelic interactions.
The M1 student will learn micromanipulation, live confocal imaging, immunofluorescence and quantitative modelling techniques.
During this master project (M2) the student will apply the above method to obtain proof of principle that targeting selected candidate genes can efficiently induce or suppress intramuscular adipose tissue formation.
The Marseille Developmental Biology Institute (IBDM), an institute overseen by the CNRS and the AMU (Aix-Marseille University), incorporates twenty teams whose research is primarily oriented towards developmental biology and the associated pathologies.
The study of developmental biology holds the key to tomorrow's therapies
Light microscopy, Electron microscopy Software Development
IBDM, a research centre of international renown teaches students in modern biology
