Heart Morphogenesis

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Molecular Mechanisms of Membrane Transport

Pathogenesis of Bacterial Anaerobes

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The Imagine-Institut Pasteur group of Heart Morphogenesis studies how cells are coordinated at the level of the tissue and how their local behaviour generates 3 dimensional changes of organ shape. We address these questions in the context of heart development, using approaches of genetics, transcriptomics, cell biology, 3D imaging, quantitative image analyses and computer modelling. Our study meets novel challenges requiring interdisciplinary efforts, to quantify biological processes or examine the clinical impact of the work. Our work in the mouse is relevant to congenital heart defects and heart repair in humans.

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Héloïse Foucambert Millérioux

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Marie Demeslay-Gougam

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Morphogenesis, that is the acquisition of a shape, is essential for organ function. The heart is an asymmetric organ, in which the left and right sides are specified for the establishment of a double […]

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Mechanism of heart growth

Sigolène Meilhac (PI)

Growth of the heart is required to adapt to the increasing hemodynamic load of the developing organism. Physiologically, heart growth is mainly driven by the proliferation of myocardial cells in utero and by cell […]

Transversal Project

INCEPTION – Institut Convergence for the study of Emergence of Pathology Through Individuals and Populations

Inception Goal The Inception’s goal is to develop a core structure to mobilize data resources, numerical sciences, and fundamental experimental biology in a range of health issues. Inception program uses Integrative Biology, Social Science […]

Quantitative biology

The Quantitative Biology program of the Institut Pasteur is intended to facilitate research and education at the interface of biology and the more quantitative sciences. One of the major aims of Quantitative Biology is thus to […]