I am studying the interaction between synaptic genes and clock genes in autism susceptibility. This work relies on the hypothesis that sleep disorders observed in patients could be involved in a synaptic homeostasis abnormality […]
BACKGROUND: I obtained my PhD in Neuropharmacology with specific focus on myelin in the peripheral and central nervous systems and the effects of trace elements/heavy metals on its structure. I also studied the blood-brain […]
I am working on the embodied and reciprocal nature of human cognition that encompasses biological, behavioral and social levels of organizations. I seek new conceptual and methodological approaches towards a better understanding of coordination dynamics […]
Identification of genes involved in ASD (autism spectrum disorders) CNV (Copy Number Variants) pipeline from SNP arrays: – quality control – CNV calling with 1 to 3 algorithms – merging of the detected CNV […]
My research involves developping innovative and systematic computational approaches to analyze genomics and proteomics data of increasing quantity and quality. My goal is to characterize the mechanisms by which genomes, proteomes and interactomes evolve […]
I first studied cell biology and physiology at Paul Sabatier University, in Toulouse. After my license, I started my Master, mainly focused on immunology and physiology. After the first year, I wanted to specialize myself […]
Having begun my research career investigating mitochondria in plants and then neurological diseases, I discovered the first mutations of the NLGN3, NLGN4X and SHANK3 genes in autism highlighting the main role of the synapse […]
